Upper house
The Historical Traditions of the Australian Senate: the Upper House we Had to Have.
... lower house, to enable members to focus more on the questions of the day than on re-election, was accepted without much discussion, in a way similar to the passive acceptance of the need for an upper ...
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A Vocational Upper House?: Lessons from Ireland
... The university seats, on the other hand, provide an interesting case study of how a tradition of independence can grow up in an election that might well also have been dominated by the parties. With an electorate of many ...
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An Appointed Upper House: Lessons from Canada
... lower house and party ...the upper house was strengthened, as members sought to be loyal to their party in order to retain their ...the upper house instead to be elected under a ...
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A Directly Elected Upper House: Lessons from Italy and Australia
... Australian upper chamber, in contrast to the lower house, would appear to present a danger of the upper house being seen as ‘more legitimate’ and seeming to take ...the upper ...
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AP Government Mr. Jautakis
... lower house representation based on States populations, and the upper house based on the wealth of the States to aid the government, giving a ...
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Politics, ideology and the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1856-72
... the Upper House impeding the legislation of the Lower House unnecessarily - impeding it, not for purposes of revision or consideration, but for purposes of faction, or even from an erroneous ...
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Political interactions and voter responses
... the upper house could be reflecting the fact that incomes were inflated artificially in the lead-up to a promotion ...the upper house could be politically popular, resulting in legislators ...
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National Seminar on Innovations In Education For Knowledge Society
... the upper house of Indian parliament on 15 December 2008 nearly seventy one years since Mahatma Gandhi gave a call for universal education in 1937; sixty one years since independence; fifty eight years ...
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Strangers among us Non governmental organisations in Russia OSW COMMENTARY 2015 09 29
... One example of such practices was when the Federation Council the upper house of Russian parliament adopted the so-called ‘patriotic stop-list’ in July 2015: a list of foreign non-govern[r] ...
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Behavioural patterns of EU Member States’ National Parliaments/Chambers when issuing Reasoned Opinions within the Early Warning System (EWS) of the European Union
... The Swedish parliament is the only parliamentary chamber which issued more than 20 ROs (next are the British Lower and the French Upper House with 17 ROs each). Besides, it does not fit to the group of the ...
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Identity Crisis and Pangs of Rootlessness In “A House for Mr. Biswas”
... He wants to do something different to make his own identity, thus he constantly looks for a respectable jobFinally he became a sign painter. After getting married to Shama who is the daughter of Tulsi, he stays in ...
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Islamic Contracts for Home Financing: A Comparative Analysis
... In a study of risk perception around Islamic financing, Ahmed and Khan (2007) found that diminishing Musharakah is perceived by the bankers to have a high credit risk and market risk. This view is supported by Bank ...
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Changing trends in house hold savings
... History reveals that giving and taking money as loan on a fixed interest was prevalent in ancient India as well. Even in modern Indian history, we find mention of ‘sahukaars’ who lend money on interest. When banks came ...
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Modelling Residential Building Costs in New Zealand: Time Series Transfer Function Approach
... seasonal ARIMA models for building costs of one-storey house, two-storey house, and town house 397. in New Zealand, were developed[r] ...
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House Allocation Problems (One-Sided Matching)
... Gale’s TTC if all agents are existing tenants and there is no vacant house: In that case, an agent’s request always points to a house owned by someone, and the assignment of a house happ[r] ...
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Use of polystrene for construction of house
... It will improve housing scheme to certain level. Earthquake resistant structure are totally required in areas where tectonic plates are highly present. In India areas such as north east part as well as western provinces ...
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A typological perspective : the impact of cultural paradigmatic shifts on the evolution of courtyard houses in Cairo
... distributing point to the interior spaces of the house. In the example of Heliopolis, the hall was covered by a large dome to emphasize its location and function. Afterwards, a yard was introduced in the design of ...
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Gentrification in the House! John Lanchester’s Capital, Brian Platzer’s Bed-Stuy is Burning, and the House as Nexus of Glocal Forces.
... a house and in the structures of town or city life runs counter to the inherent romanticism of some of our most deeply held collective values: autonomy, self-determination, mobility” (Chandler ...country ...
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Making a House a Home : The House Project Evaluation
... to House Project young people (known collectively as HP10) under HP tenancy agreements, alongside a bespoke package of support until the young person is considered ready and able to transition out of the project, ...
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Verb Paradigms for Sentence Recognition
... John bought the house for Mar 1iZiia -a goal or Source.. John bought Mary the house.[r] ...
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