10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VETOLESS»
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vetoless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The New England Magazine
He told me that his vetoless condition was shared only by the Governor of South
Carolina. It is an interesting and perhaps not unsignificant coincidence that
Rhode Island and South Carolina, from the beginning of the Union, were most
jealous ...
2
Central and South America
In fact, the only bond of union is that of the national defence, and surprise has
often been expressed at the violence of the rival factions, when the coveted prize
— a vetoless President, holding office for two years — seems to be of such little ...
Augustus Henry Keane, Sir Clements Robert Markham, 1901
3
Rhode Island: its making and its meaning; a survey of the ...
... Legislature meets every year at Newport to choose a vetoless Governor before
convening at Providence for legislative business.1 However, even in the case of
the towns as land companies, the principle of modification was early at work, for,
...
Irving Berdine Richman, 1902
... Presidency, and that hollow and baseless solution of the matter has ever since
seemed to hold the floor. I contend, too, that his nomination was not inconsistent
with his most cherished ideas. His Whig notion of a vetoless Executive left the ...
5
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
19 ff. has developed within it the most powerful movement for world government,
and has proposed officially, far-reaching steps for the actual control of sovereign
action in the important field of atomic energy by a vetoless world authority.
... or peace in the Far East? left to do, the council put to a vote a six-power
resolution ordering China out of Korea. Russia's Malik killed it methodically —
with Russia's 47th veto. Next the case would go before the vetoless General
Assembly.
7
American Government and Politics Today - Texas Edition, ...
Some people claim that a vetoless America will be repeatedly outvoted by the
countries ofWestern Europe and East Asia. Some citizens' groups have warned
that the unelected WTO bureaucrats based in Geneva, Switzerland, might be
able to ...
Steffen Schmidt, Mack Shelley, Barbara Bardes, 2011
8
A History of US: From Colonies to Country: 1735-1791 A ...
He got Henry elected to the vetoless post of governor. That meant Henry couldn't
vote for his own bill. Then Madison wrote A Remonstrance Against Religious
Assessments, attacking religious tyranny. With the help of the respected George ...
9
The Secret American Dream: The Creation of a New World Order ...
... a Liberal-Centrist Party, a World Green Party, a Far-Left Party, a Far-Right Party
, and a Party for World Skeptics. 4 The UN Security Council would be converted
into a vetoless UN Executive Council of five Permanent and 12 NonPermanent ...
Nicholas Hagger, Nicholas Hagger Author, 2013
10
Foundations of American Political Thought
... be necessary to enforce and compel an obedience to such Acts, or an
obedience of such Treaties"; retention of equal representation of the states in a
unicameral national legislature; a vetoless plural "federal Executive" chosen by
Congress, ...
Constance Polin, Raymond Polin, 2006
