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GovernmentThe Government runs the country and has responsibility for developing and implementing policy and for drafting laws. It is also known as the Executive.
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GovernmentGobierno
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GovernmentThe act or process of governing, especially the decision-making and implementation of public policy in a political unit. The authority, leadership, or agent responsible for promoting and protecting hu [..]
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Governmentlate 14c., "act of governing or ruling;" 1550s, "system by which a thing is governed" (especially a state), from Old French governement "control, direction, administration&quo [..]
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Governmentsystem or order of a nation, state, or other political unit.
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GovernmentThe political authority responsible for governance. The direction and restraint exercised over the actions of people in communities, societies or national boundaries. [D02811]
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GovernmentA political body exercising control and authority over a group of individuals. Governments allocate resources based on laws and the command of the government.
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Governmentthe organization that is the governing authority of a political unit; "the government reduced taxes"; "the matter was referred to higher authorities&quot [..]
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GovernmentThe team that agrees with and supports the topic. The affirmative team.
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Governmenta group of people who have the power to make laws and decide what is best for the country
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Government discretion.
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GovernmentFormal institutional structures of the nation-state that attempt to regulate internal and external relations.
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GovernmentLower case even when specific: Afghanistan government, UK government.
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GovernmentDefinition A group that exercises sovereign authority over a nation, state, society or other body of people. Governments are generally responsible for making and enforcing laws, managing currency, and [..]
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Governmentregirung
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Governmentmelukhish
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Governmentgubernye
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GovernmentThe ruling authority running the business of the country.
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GovernmentA system that governs a group of people. In Canada, different levels include municipal, provincial and federal governments.
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GovernmentThe group of people, political party or parties, represented in the House with the authority to govern the country. (See also executive).
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GovernmentThe group of people who put up the speed limit signs.
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GovernmentA body of people responsible for governing a society, including introducing new laws and enforcing existing ones. In Australia, the party that commands the majority of seats in the Lower House of a parliament usually forms government.
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GovernmentThe political party, or group of political parties, represented in the House that the Governor-General has approved to lead the country and that has the confidence of the House. The word 'Government' is also used more narrowly to mean the executive.
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GovernmentGuides (more)
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Government1 : the act or process of governing ;specif : authoritative direction or control 2 : the office, authority, or function of governing 3 : the continuous exercise of authority over and the ...
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GovernmentThe political party with the greatest number of elected members; refers to the government body of a province, state or county, which makes and administers laws.
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GovernmentThe executive body that administers the running of the country.
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GovernmentThe political party with the most elected members in the House of Commons usually forms the Government. Within the federal Government, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet determine priorities and policies, ensure their implementation and guide the Government's legislation through the House of Commons. An important feature of our system is that [..]
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GovernmentThe party or parties that command a majority of the House on confidence and supply matters; also used to mean the Executive.
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GovernmentGovernment is a system of social control which grants a particular group of society the right to make laws, and the right to enforce them. There are many classifications of government, distinguished b [..]
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GovernmentThe political party or coalition of parties which is lead by the Chief Minister.
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GovernmentThe political party or coalition of parties which has won a majority of support in the Lower House (Legislative Assembly) forms the Government. The Premier and the Leader of the Opposition are always [..]
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Government(1) The sovereign political authority of a State, in which are vested the executive, legislative and judicial powers. (2) Often used to refer to the executive branch of the government.
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Government(n) the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit(n) the act of governing; exercising authority(n) (government) the system or form by which a community or other political unit i [..]
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GovernmentWhen used in statistical tables to indicate class of ownership, it includes municipally owned electric systems and federal and state public power projects. Cooperatives and investor-owned utilities are not included in this grouping.
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Governmentgubernatio-ionis, administratio, ordinatio
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GovernmentFun Quizzes
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GovernmentLocal, State, Federal
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Governmentn. Gobierno; administración pública; adj. gubernamental, oficial
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GovernmentThe elected representatives appointed as Ministers, who sit on the Executive Committee and are responsible for running Northern Ireland. On a UK level, Government refers to the Prime Minister and Cabi [..]
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GovernmentThe complex of political institutions, laws, and customs through which the function of governing is carried out in a specific political unit.
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GovernmentThe level of governmental Organization and function at the national or country-wide level.
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GovernmentSmallest political subdivisions within a country at which general governmental functions are carried-out.
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GovernmentThe level of Governmental Organization and function below that of the national or country-wide Government.
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GovernmentThe complex of political institutions, laws, and customs through which the function of governing is carried out in a specific political unit.
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GovernmentIn general any linguistic situation in which one form demands another, for instance in German the adverb ungeachtet governs the genitive case.
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GovernmentSoftware typically developed by technical personnel for governmental purposes and requiring little, if any, customization.
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Government"Government" means the state, any political subdivision thereof, or any governmental instrumentality within the state.
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GovernmentThe general name for the ‘executive’ arm which makes decisions about the operation of the country, as distinct from the ‘legislature’ and the ‘judiciary’. It also refers to the political party which g [..]
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GovernmentThe system by which a nation, the rulers and people interact to maintain law and order, justice, security and economic growth. Forms of Government include: Democracy. Rule by the many or the peopl [..]
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GovernmentNSW Government
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GovernmentA political body exercising control and authority over a group of individuals. Governments allocate resources based on laws and the command of the government.
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GovernmentA collective term for the central government bodies responsible for setting radioactive waste management policy within the UK. It comprises the UK Government and the devolved administrations for Scot [..]
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GovernmentAn organization having the power to make and enforce laws and to maintain social order over a territory or a group of people. A government may regulate society through a consensus of leaders, thorugh democratic elections and decision-making, or through authoritarian force. In a state, the government is the central decision-making authority.
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GovernmentThe political direction and control exercised over actions of the members, citizens, or inhabitants of communities, societies, and states. (Sutinen, J.G., ed. 2000. A framework for monitoring and asse [..]
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