Whose responsibility is it to comply with Government agency Standards of Conduct?
approving officer, supervisor, and agency/organization program coordinator
Are women allowed to participate in government?
Depends on which country you ask about. In the US, yes- and in most countries, yes. In case you did not notice, a woman is currently running for President of the US. I'd say that meets the definition of participating.
How does a representative government BEST serve the purpose of constitutional government?
A representative government should provide checks and balances to the branches of government.
Answer A. Listening to the news is not a form of political participation.
What steps to Foster the growth of urdu has the government taken?
The government has taken steps to foster the growth of Urdu. It is the medium of instructions in many educational institutions in Pakistan. A dictionary of office terms in Urdu has been published and steps have been taken to move away from English as the language of administration. Urdu is the medium for radio and television programmes. Urdu plays and films are very popular. Urdu novels, poetry, magazines and newspapers are widely read.:
What is the constitutional issue of the supreme court case Wisconsin verses yoder?
The constitutional issue of the supreme court case Wisconsin verses yoder indicated that, children should not attend school full time, in order for them to get religion time.
What does the tragedy of the commons refer to?
The ideas that one person who takes more than his or her share in a system of voluntary restraint will ruin the entire system
Which precedent was established by the supreme court ruling in marbury v Madison?
well you see the federal states stop getting on this website to cheat on your test
What results from the federal system of government in the US?
State governments have some powers that the federal government does not have.
What committee helped keep order and provide government during the revolutuionary war?
Committees of Safety
Why does a government need an administrator?
Without an administration the government's many administrators and agencies, even the best policies would amount to just so many words and phrases.
What are the responsibilities of the Official Opposition?
The Official Opposition serve to keep the ruling party in check. They make sure that any act unconstitutional or unjust does not go unprotested. They serve to deter the ruling party from becoming more powerful than their position allows. Without an opposing party, we get dictatorships and totalitarian control.
Which is not an especially important classification of governments?
era during the which government existed
Who is the speake of the house?
Nancy Pelosi is the current speaker of the house. She serves the 8th district of California.
Government should play a major role in providing food and shelter to families in need.
very hard question
the use of technology was falling low
How are the three brances of government are like a stool?
i one of the branches is missing than the whole syestem is not good no more unless they fix it
How do bureaucrats behave as regulators?
Bureaucrats work as regulators in two general ways:
Decrease of Efficiency: As anyone who has worked with or worked in a bureaucracy will tell you, the creation of a bureaucracy decreases efficiency because it puts more people between a person and his objective. This increases the requisite "desire" level necessary for the benefit to be sought and therefore limits the amount of requests put into the system. This serves as a form of regulation without actually needing to create a law.
For example, it costs a few hundred dollars to sue somebody in small claims court. Therefore, nobody will sue another individual for $10 in court since the very costs of engaging the system make it a greater loss than the bureaucratic cost to obtain justice. (Of course, this does not prevent $10 suits when the real motivation is not the money but some intangible benefit).
Uniformity of Law: Bureaucracy is also very effective at enforcing standardization in how the law is applied. Bureaucracies can create complicated but replicable systems for dealing with various issues. It (theoretically) prevents individuals who are wealthier from just getting their way.
For example, if a rich foreign national comes to the United States, he cannot just pay the governor of Arizona to become an American citizen. There is an immigration bureaucracy that he must deal with that determines whether or not he can become a United States citizen.
What is a government inhibited good?
A Government inhibited good is a good that has been deemed socially undesirable through the political process. Examples are cigarettes, gambling, and heroin. The government exercises its role with respect to these goods by taxing, regulating, or prohibiting their manufacture, sale, and use.
What is the role of the government in issues affecting endangered children?
nothing they are doing nothing to help prevent it