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    historical difference has caused and reflects some small‚ but important cultural differences between the two countries (Stapleton‚ 2000‚ Page 2‚ Para 3). Politically‚ Canada has a parliamentary democracy‚ while the U.S. is a republic. This is a very important difference because it reflects feelings about populism. In parliamentary governments‚ candidates are chosen by their parties and once elected expected to vote with their party on proposed motions. In other words‚ in some cases they have to suspend

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    Roman Catholics. As for government‚ Lithuania has three different branches. First is the Executive branch‚ which includes the chief of state‚ prime minister and the cabinet. Second is the Legislative branch or unicameral parliament meaning one parliamentary chamber. Unlike Canada which consists of two chambers‚ the elected lower house and upper house or senate‚ Lithuania only has one chamber made up of 141 seats and therefore it is known as unicameral parliament. Finally‚ there is the judicial branch

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    Differences between American and British Political Systems To the political system is concerned‚ all western countries are a parliamentary democracy‚ a multiparty system and separation of powers system. However‚ the organizations in specific and different countries have their own characteristics‚ which are most representative of the U.S. presidential model‚ and the United Kingdom parliamentary cabinet system model. The two countries’ political systems are especially different in the constitution‚

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    1.0 Historical development of Australian Parliament Before the formation of the Australia‚ there were six colonies ruling the land of Australia‚ which were Victoria‚ Queensland‚ Tasmania‚ New South Wales‚ Western Australia and South Australia (Harvey 2009). It was stated that each colonies has their own government and laws to manage the colonies. According to Harvey(2009)‚ the Commonwealth of Australia was first formed under the the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 in July

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    allowed the petition to be set for hearing. The City Prosecutor countered alleging that Vera has no power to place Cu Unjieng under probation because it is in violation of Sec. 11 Act No. 4221‚ which grants provincial boards the power to provide a system of probation to convicted person. Nowhere in the law is stated that it is applicable to a cities like Manila as it is only indicated therein that only provinces are covered. And even if Manila is covered by the law‚ it is unconstitutional because

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    Rummel describes political systems as “the formal and informal structures which manifest the state’s sovereignty over a territory and people”. Now‚ sovereignty in politics is said to be concerned with the ‘right’ of a given country to have national control over a country’s territory. Norman Grindley and Anthony Woodburn‚ in an article published in the gleaner on February 14‚ 2002 describes a political system as “one which seeks to identify and satisfy the demands of its citizens as best as possible

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    Letter to David Cameron-Child poverty in UK. RELIGIOUS STUDIES Address: | Poverty in UK LTD. | | 20 Vauxhall Bridge Road | | London | | SW1V 2SA | Email: | CPUK@hotmail.com | Telephone: | 020 78408400 | Dear Mr D. Cameron‚ I am writing to you to address the SERIOUS issue of Child poverty in the U.K. The state of the British children is outrageous and the problems are only getting worse. Have you seen these latest child poverty statistics and facts that show the scale of child

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    A coalition government is when a government is made up of more than one political party. This occurred in the 2010 general election when the Conservatives failed to achieve an outright majority‚ therefore having to form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats. One argument for is that the cabinet includes more than one political party‚ this means that the Prime Minister has to confer‚ with other MP’s and with the other party in the coalition‚ on all matters. This limits the patronage and decision-making

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    COMPARING U.S. REPRESENTATIVE AND BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACIES INTRODUCTION: The debate on which form of democracy‚ representative versus parliamentary‚ can best manage a global energy crisis is a matter of much concern. The study addresses the following question: which form of democracy‚ U.S. representative versus British parliamentary can best manage a global oil crisis between 2009-2011? The question is important to address because understanding which form of democracy

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    Presidential systems? My interpretation of the question leads me to believe if parliamentary systems are better than presidential systems in deriving better political outcomes. By better political outcomes this implies not only ease of making political decisions but also the manner in which the two systems function and which is better‚ and whether or not this leads to favourable political outcomes. Issues that I am going to discuss in this essay are going to include the functionality of both systems‚ the

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