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In which southwest Asian nation does the leader inherit power?
Lebanon
Who is the leader in a totalitarian state and how did they get there power?
who is the leader in a totalitarian state and how did they get thrie power?
The power of veto is which type of power of the nation's executive branch?
its not inherit the actual answer is expressed
What political party of power and who is the leader of NSW State Government?
Barry O'Farrell, Liberal.
What is the leader of the state called?
The governor is the leader of a state. Governors are politicians, elected by the people, who govern a constituent state. Governors of states control police power, and are not subordinate to federal officials, unless there are laws laid out in the US Constitution.
How did Kim Il Sung come to power?
Inherit power from his father.
How do the monarchy leaders take power?
They inherit it from someone in their family.
Who is Russias leader?
President Dmitriy Anatolyevich MEDVEDEV is the current head of state, but Premier Vladimir Vladimirovich PUTIN is still the head of United Russia, the party in power. The president has most of the power, but the premier is second in terms of power, hence in many way Putin is the "leader" of Russia.
What is inherit power?
inherit power means a court jurisdiction and limitations of court power...
What power can do with a leader?
he has reward power legistimate power coersive power expert power referental power leader have all type of power at last he has many power
Why does the dictator have the power?
AnswerBecause he takes it through force.AnswerDictators achieve their power by force, deception, inherit their position, or a combination of these.
Is there a leader of Ancient Rome's government?
Ancient Rome had three types of leaders. In the time of the Roman Kingdom, it had a King; in the time of the Roman Republic, it had two Consuls for the majority of the time, and a Dictator in times of emergency; and in the time of the Roman Empire, it had figures now generally referred to as 'emperors', who held various titles (i.e. Augustus and Princeps).
