10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REELIGIBLE»
Discover the use of
reeligible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reeligible and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Debates in the Several State Conventions on the Adoption ...
The clause, " for the term of seven years," being resumed, — Mr. BROOME was
for a shorter term, since the executive magistrate was now to be reeligible. Had
he remained ineligible a second time, he should have preferred a longer term.
Jonathan Elliot, James Madison, 1845
2
Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement ...
The President, Vice-President, General Secretary, and Treasurer, shall be
elected at each meeting for the following one; — the three first-named officers not
to be reeligible for the next two meetings, and the Treasurer to be reeligible as
long as ...
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1860
3
The Critical Period of American History
A decision was first reached against an electionby Congress,because itwas
thought that if thechief magistrate should prove himself thoroughly competent he
ought to be reeligible; but if reeligible he would be exposed to the temptation of ...
4
Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement ...
The President, Vice-President, General Secretary, and Treasurer, shall be
elected at each meeting for the following one ; — the three first-named officers
not to be reiiligible for the next two meetings, and the Treasurer to be reeligible
as long ...
5
Founding the American Presidency
July 19 On reconsideration of the vote rendering the Executive reeligible a
second time, Mr. L. Martin moved to reinstate the words, "to be ineligible a
second time." Mr. Govr. Morris. It is necessary to take into one view all that relates
to the ...
6
A History of the United States: The American Revolution, ...
ITY Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible
after four years After three years Three years in every seven Three years in every
seven Three years in every six After four years One year out of three Reeligible ...
7
A History of The United Stated
With Council Only temporary With Council Temporary Senate confirms
Reeligibility Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible Reeligible
Reeligible after four years After three years Three years in every seven Three
years in every ...
8
Debates in the Congress of the Confederation, from February ...
The clause, “for the term of seven years,” being resumed,— Mr. BRooME was for
a shorter term, since the Executive Magistrate was now to be reeligible. Had he
remained ineligible a second time, he should have preferred a longer term.
James Madison, Henry Dilworth Gilpin, 1842
9
Condorcet: Writings on the United States
That the same person be reeligible at each new election?ii That Congress itself
set its own emoluments? That it render no account to the public ex— cept when it
pleases, whereas the time when it would be required to do so should be laid ...
Jean-Antoine-Nicolas de Caritat marquis de Condorcet, Guillaume Ansart, 2012
10
Basque-English Dictionary
They are reprinting the old books of Basque literature. berrartu (U) v.t. to take
again, to get back, to recuperate, to recover. berrasi (U) v.i. to begin again, to start
again. berratu (L) Cf. gehitu. berraukeragarri (U) adj. reeligible. berraukeraketa (
U) ...
