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I think you are referring to "parliamentary." This word can refer to two different things. One is to the form of government where there is a "parliament" rather than what Americans call a "congress." Many countries, including England and Canada, have a parliamentary system of government, with a prime minister and elected representatives (abbreviated as MPs-- Members of Parliament); the MPs represent various geographic districts (sometimes called "ridings") throughout the country. Whereas in America, a candidate "runs" for congress, in many parliamentary countries, the candidate "stands" for parliament.
But you may also hear the term "parliamentary procedure," which refers to a set of rules and regulations used when holding meetings. Clubs and organizations of all kinds, including in the United States, make use of this system: it relies on a book called Robert's Rules of Order, and its purpose is to help the meeting to function more smoothly. Parliamentary procedure provides agreed-upon procedures for introducing new topics or voting upon resolutions; when followed, it makes the conducting of business more orderly.
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What theory influenced democracy?
parlamentary
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Portugals form of governemt is a parlamentary democracy.
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What actors and actresses appeared in Zagovor obrechyonnykh - 1950?
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Who is the president of the legislative branch in India?
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Did Portugal rule Brazil?
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What is polanD d best known for?
inventing constitutional monarchy, being first to say 'no' to Hitler, having pope John Paul the Second, having LECH WALESA and being first communist satelite state to gain independence and help others to get it, having Coppernicus who has invented that the earth goes around the sun, and is not the planet that other are going around it, it is calles heliocentric theory for having parlamentary aristocratic democracy when there was absolutism in Europe for decripting German enigma for sikorsky and his choppers for having the biggest Jew population in the world after USA in past years for famous pierogi for stopping communist invasion of Europe in 1921, and winning the war for Europe for stopping Turks under Wien in XVII century and forming catholic league, saving Europe from Turkish invasion for Chopin and his music for Marie curie-sklodowska who invented RAD, and X-RAYS ect. ect. every country is famous for something
How does Sweden choose their leaders?
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What movie and television projects has Aleksandr Smirnov been in?
Aleksandr Smirnov has: Played Plant worker in "Pokolenie pobediteley" in 1936. Performed in "Zori Parizha" in 1937. Played Prisoner in "Semya Oppengeym" in 1939. Played Student in "Zakon zhizni" in 1940. Played Aleksey Artamonov in "Delo Artamonovykh" in 1941. Played Student in "Mechta" in 1941. Played Gen. Aleksey Ivanovich Gorchakov in "Suvorov" in 1941. Played Marine Officer in "Kreiser Varyag" in 1947. Played Breeder scientist in "Michurin" in 1949. Played Aide-de-camp in "Zhukovsky" in 1950. Played Communist parlamentary in "Zagovor obrechyonnykh" in 1950. Played Skvortsov in "Selskiy vrach" in 1952. Performed in "Isini chamovidnen mtidan" in 1954. Performed in "Geroite na Shipka" in 1954. Performed in "Est takoy paren" in 1956. Played Officer Kozlovsky in "Voyna i mir" in 1966. Performed in "Ciklons saksies nakti" in 1967. Played Schulenburg in "Odin iz nas" in 1970. Played Boris Mikhailovich Malishevskij in "Mirovoy paren" in 1971. Performed in "Ukroshcheniye ognya" in 1972. Played Mirosha in "I na Tikhom Okeane..." in 1974.
Which article of the constitutions allows congress to call a constitutional convention?
Originally "None" ((but)) the British Bill of Rights may give clues as precedent to ours. It would be articulated in Article 5 as to the parameters of a constituted procedure that actually seems to restrict the people in a constitutional republic because under the federal constitution a required 3/4 of its members must agree before it is lawful to use conventions to make laws i.e. having a lower number of states is only to alert and assymble in each state. I don't see that proper for the cofederation as it would require one assymbly with deligates from the states. This assumption defeated the purpose of confederation allowing each state to be in my words manipulated taken asside persuaded. Remember they reinvented the entire government. The official purpose was to improve the authority of the union the states had previously expressed in the declaration of their unity against the monarchydue to tyrany (abusive authority) that included occupation of their local government. refer to the townshend acts; several parlamentary ordinances that imposed taxation against the colonial commerce affording the crown the cost of government officials (such as the judiciary) whom were up to that point paid by the colonies they presided over. the library of congress was also lost, replaced by Jeffersons private (copy). I ask for no favors but offer perspective as to the American Way of the people of the law (laweyers) being attached by representation to practice the ongoing invention of the U.S. government that keeps growing and growing in cost a greater resistanceby the taxpayers to its timeless principles guarantees no change in its natue is the advantage of its imperial burden of taxation for government preservation the representatives tradirtionally refinance to the next generation.
