The American Constitutional SystemMcGraw-Hill, 1932 - 468 páginas |
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... Senate in the process . It apparently gives to the President the sole power of nominating persons for appointment but in the next breath declares that the appointment can be made only with the advice and consent of the Senate . The ...
... Senate in the process . It apparently gives to the President the sole power of nominating persons for appointment but in the next breath declares that the appointment can be made only with the advice and consent of the Senate . The ...
Página 155
... Senate again rejected him . The question may be raised as to whether the action of the Senate in rejecting a nomination made by the President is to be regarded as a final and conclusive determination of the matter . There is nothing to ...
... Senate again rejected him . The question may be raised as to whether the action of the Senate in rejecting a nomination made by the President is to be regarded as a final and conclusive determination of the matter . There is nothing to ...
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... Senate during this period and may appoint senators on the commission to negotiate the treaty . Occasionally , he submits the nomination of treaty negotiators to the Senate for confirmation , but this is not customary . The Senate is ...
... Senate during this period and may appoint senators on the commission to negotiate the treaty . Occasionally , he submits the nomination of treaty negotiators to the Senate for confirmation , but this is not customary . The Senate is ...
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CHAPTER II | 13 |
CHAPTER III | 22 |
CHAPTER IV | 31 |
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