legislative branch

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Unlike a quasi-judicial agency, this quasilegislative agency was neither independent of the executive, the judicial, nor the legislativebranch, respectively.
The legislativebranch must also enact federal tort reform to allow providers to stop spending millions on needlessly defensive and excessive care.
For a generation, labor-management bargaining epitomized empowered liberal democracy which, acting through the legislativebranch, established a new legal regime of industrial order.
The president justifies a greater role for himself by tarnishing the legitimacy and representative nature of the legislativebranch as a competitor for power.
In this sense, the cited works do not help to sustain the argument that the centrality of the presidential institution means the parallel weakness of the legislativebranch.
But in the process of weakening political parties and their stronghold which was the legislative branch of government, the constitutions buttressed the national executive, contributing to hyperpresidentialism.
Because the legislative baseline framework leads scholars to overestimate the sincerity of legislators, it has led scholars to overestimate the success labor organizations had in the legislativebranch.
Another issue in the use of congressional testimony is the question of partisan control of the legislativebranch, and its concomitant influences on the choices of witnesses allowed to testify.
The legislativebranch consists of a nine member council.
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