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What is foundation day?
Foundation Day is a Western Australian public holiday. It commemorates the day that the first European settlers arrived in Western Australia and found the swan river on the 1st of June in 1829. So now each year we celebrate Foundation Day.
Most Jacksonian era educational reformers believed that?
public schools were the most effective way to create a responsible citizenry. education would prevent crime problems in urban areas.
How did the checks and balance system kept world war 1 from starting?
The checks and balances system, particularly in major powers like Britain, France, and Germany, helped to prevent World War I from igniting earlier by allowing for diplomatic negotiations and power-sharing agreements. The intricate web of alliances and treaties created a situation where countries had to carefully weigh the consequences of their actions, leading to a preference for diplomacy over conflict. Additionally, domestic political considerations and public sentiment often acted as constraints on leaders, further delaying escalation into war. Ultimately, while tensions were high, these checks and balances provided a temporary buffer against immediate conflict.
Why do you think there where public executions by the guillotine in France where public?
Set an example
How are public-interest groups similar to nonpartisan groups?
Public interest groups are similar to nonpartisan groups because a public interest group can be a nonpartisan group and be free from ties to any political parties. In ways they still differ because public interest group can still also be part of a political party.
How might agreements arrived at public prevent another world war?
While making an agreement, it is useful to do it in public because there will always be evidence on what people do/say.
Can an NDA legally prevent you from reporting a crime?
No, an NDA cannot legally prevent you from reporting a crime. Reporting a crime is considered a public duty and takes precedence over any confidentiality agreements.
In Japan public policy is generally arrived at by?
Concensus
What actions or agreements are considered unenforceable in a court of law due to being contrary to public policy?
Actions or agreements that are considered harmful to the public interest or against societal values are deemed unenforceable in a court of law due to being contrary to public policy.
Agreements against public policy?
Trading with an enemy. Champrty and maintenance contracts.
What is open diplomacy?
Open diplomacy is the conducting of diplomatic negotiations and agreements in public, releasing information to the public at various stages in the negotiations.
Prenuptial agreements were considered void as against public policy prior to?
posner v. posner
What agreements are made by the president with another head of state but which do not require senatorial approval?
Only treaties have to be approved by the Senate. The President can make other agreements, accords, deals with heads of state that lack the status of a treaty. They may be made in secret and not subject to public debate such as the deals Roosevelt made with Stalin concerning the occupation of Germany and Poland. Both sides are aware that the leaders may not be able to deliver or that the leadership may change and alter the agreements.
What was true about Arkansas's Governor Orval Faubus?
He ordered national guard troops to prevent intergration of a public school
What is the contractural capacity of public persons?
The contractual capacity of public persons, such as government officials or public entities, refers to their ability to enter into legally binding agreements or contracts. This capacity is often governed by specific laws and regulations, which can vary by jurisdiction. Typically, public persons can enter into contracts related to their official duties, but such contracts must comply with legal frameworks and may require formal procedures, such as approvals or public bidding processes. Additionally, any agreements made must align with the public interest and the limits of their authority.
When was Another Public Enemy created?
Another Public Enemy was created in 2005.
Can public aid take money from tax return?
Almost all government entities have agreements with each other to do so.
