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...e as a cabinet secretary. Presidents are not elected by popular vote but by an electoral college representing the states. John Quincy Adams (18... ...decree suspended all rights guaranteed by the Weimar Constitution. It read: "Thus, restrictions on personal liberty, on the right of free expressio... ...mmunications, and warrants for house- searches, orders for confiscations, as well as restrictions on property rights are permissible beyond the legal...

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...lso from State Oppression— which includes, but is not limited to, authoritarianism, police brutality, economic embargo, criminalization of activists, electoral violence, repressive laws that aim to curb fundamental rights, and the non-implementation of laws that safeguard Dalit rights. The Dalits were considered untouchable for thousands of years by the Hindu society until...

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...tarianism, police brutality, economic embargo, criminalization of activists, electoral violence, repressive laws that aim to curb fundamental right... ...ut up by the major political parties 76 end up holding public office. Also, electoral violence against Dalit candidates is rampant and widespread.... ...ained S 10 , the concept of political violence by speaking of the large scale electoral violence that takes place in the country. Several lives have... ...ey did not accept that a religion known as Hinduism existed. While describing electoral constituencies they named it Muslim constituencies for Musl... ...ill speak beautifully to get votes. Also, the newspapers of this nation, with restrictions do not write about our activities. Even if they write, th... ...ll schools irrespective of their castes. They made all study together. Caste restrictions were removed in the field of education long ago. This Ref...

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...xacerbated by the onset of aging and the physical, mental, and occupational restrictions it imposes. In certain situations, such as under constant pu... ...(interpreted as rude imposition, narcissists react very badly to perceived restrictions placed on their freedom) … I (never mention the fact that y... ...to spread their message). By doing so, it restricts choice and it tilts the electoral machinery in favor of the haves. V oters with money and educat... ...onstituencies will be confined to multi-tiered, self- dissolving ("sunset") "electoral colleges" composed exclusively of volunteers. NOTE - The Role... ...mote it. At other times, they have to refrain from action to preserve their electoral assets and extend their political life expectancy. Resources r...

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...The space between West College and the laboratories is not included in the restrictions of this interpretation. ALUMNI NEWS '95 —Dr. .Tohn A. Sampson,... ...eing subjected to the preliminary process of reduction, A wave of athletic restrictions has rolled up in some cases so far as to threaten the engulfme... ... of this infitrument is punishible by the forfeiture of eligibility to any electoral office. This agreement is to be bind- ing when signed by an autho... ...tude may be called—have a strong case. The advocates for theremoval of the restrictions on summer base- ball base the strong point of their argument o... ...the other hand have an eye to the efficiency of tbe team, a removal of the restrictions would prove of additional value in tbe develupment of an excel... ...son of summer baseball being by no means incon- siderable. Furthermore,the restrictions al- ready included in the eligibility statutes have not proved... ...se corruption, contract corruption, police corruption, "honest" graft, and electoral cor- ruption. Of these, several have, of late years, been well-ni... ...them- selves are secretly made to favor one firm or patent. The problem of electoral cor- ruption is best viewed in the light of the history of n numb...

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... win the popular vote and lose the election because of the non-democratic electoral college?‖ —―Let‘s agree that by democracy we mean a governm... ...traditional Constitutional definition of marriage. ―Or look at the electoral college in the U.S. several presidents have won the popular vote ... ...zen of North Dakota should be equal to the vote of a Californian. But the Electoral College will be around for a long time. To hell with the people, ... ...t political machine. What do the people know anyway?‖ --―Right. The Electoral College and the so-called checks and balances of three branches ... ...hem. The majority in the state gets all the electors. Then they go to the electoral college and all the electors from the state vote for, or should ... ... ―In the U.S. most people support the idea of abortion. Most want some restrictions on it, however. The most common reason seems to be that it is... ... prevented its passage in 2003. It was eventually passed but it kept many restrictions to women‘s rights to their own bodies. Ray, I know you spout...

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...ontrol; d. Fixing prices for exported goods or resold imported goods; e. Import restrictions on legitimately- marked trademarked goods; f. Unju... ...s customary commercial terms, making the supply of goods or services dependent on restrictions on the distribution or manufacturer of other goods,... ...dent on restrictions on the distribution or manufacturer of other goods, imposing restrictions on the resale or exportation of the same or other ... ...ontrol; d. Fixing prices for exported goods or resold imported goods; e. Import restrictions on legitimately- marked trademarked goods; f. Unju... ...s customary commercial terms, making the supply of goods or services dependent on restrictions on the distribution or manufacturer of other goods,... ...didates to spread their message). By doing so, it restricts choice and it tilts the electoral machinery in favor of the haves. Voters with money and... ...eable constituencies will be confined to multi-tiered, self- dissolving ("sunset") "electoral colleges" composed exclusively of volunteers. Left vs... ...ps, come September, Germany. Nor is the left's clean sweep of the central European electoral slate either complete or irreversible. With the except... ...gary's former prime minister, Orban, sought to propagate these sentiments, to their electoral detriment. Communism was an urban phenomenon - but it ...

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...ontrol; d. Fixing prices for exported goods or resold imported goods; e. Import restrictions on legitimately- marked trademarked goods; f. Unju... ...s customary commercial terms, making the supply of goods or services dependent on restrictions on the distribution or manufacturer of other goods,... ...dent on restrictions on the distribution or manufacturer of other goods, imposing restrictions on the resale or exportation of the same or other ... ...ontrol; d. Fixing prices for exported goods or resold imported goods; e. Import restrictions on legitimately- marked trademarked goods; f. Unju... ...s customary commercial terms, making the supply of goods or services dependent on restrictions on the distribution or manufacturer of other goods,... ...didates to spread their message). By doing so, it restricts choice and it tilts the electoral machinery in favor of the haves. Voters with money and... ...eable constituencies will be confined to multi-tiered, self- dissolving ("sunset") "electoral colleges" composed exclusively of volunteers. Left vs... ...ps, come September, Germany. Nor is the left's clean sweep of the central European electoral slate either complete or irreversible. With the except... ...gary's former prime minister, Orban, sought to propagate these sentiments, to their electoral detriment. Communism was an urban phenomenon - but it ...

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...h as no nation in Europe has yet ven- tured to attempt. In Connecticut the electoral body consisted, from its ori- gin, of the whole number of citizen... ...t universally elected, and the citizens were not all of them electors. The electoral franchise was everywhere placed within certain limits, and made d... ...d. There is no more invariable rule in the history of society: the further electoral rights are extended, the greater is the need of extending them; f... ...rs shown in the mode of elec- tion adopted by them – Creation of a special electoral body – Separate votes of these electors – Case in which the House... ... which it was proposed to obviate this second obstacle was to delegate the electoral powers of the nation to a body of representatives. This mode of e... ...imated by a warm and sincere love of liberty; and they ventured to propose restrictions, because they were resolutely opposed to destruction.* *At thi... ...habit the ter- ritory of the United States has as yet dared to propose any restrictions to the liberty of the press. The first newspaper over which I ... ...ed taste for the sea. The Declaration of Independence broke the commercial restrictions which united them to England, and gave a fresh and powerful st... ...ciations, he embarks in those which are legally sanctioned. It is by these restrictions that all free nations have always admitted that the right of a...

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...een the sexes only because of the coming generation, and for it to sustain restrictions upon conduct in a continually fruitless marriage is obviously ... ... the method of government, biassed, perhaps, a little in favour of certain electoral devices, but for the rest indeter- minate, and that I have come t... ...ds more powerful and efficient method of control than 158 A Modern Utopia electoral methods can give. I have come to distinguish among the varied cos...

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...nd Lincoln was elected President by a majority of fifty-seven votes in the electoral colleges. The result of the election had hardly been declared whe... ...rther know that the requiring an oath of secrecy would not transcend those restrictions. What, then, if the Bank has chosen to exercise this right? Wh...

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...lls, I think of huge clubs swarm- ing and excited by the bulletins of that electoral battle that was for me the opening opportunity . I see the stenci... ...Liberal definition of liberty was a trifle uncritical. Privilege and legal restrictions are not the only enemies of liberty. An uneducated, underbred,... ...aight at a conflict with the country, and I thought them bound to incur an electoral defeat. I under-estimated their strength in the counties. There w...

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...lature intended to invest you with a dis- cretion to impose such terms and restrictions as would protect the interest of the State; and we think you h... ...inciple we really fight for will not go for him, and he won’t get a single electoral vote anywhere, except, perhaps, in the State of Maryland. There i... ...sly than ever before. Always a Whig in politics; and generally on the Whig electoral tickets, making active canvasses. I was losing inter- est in poli...

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... who was Senator from Kentucky, is now a member of the Lower House from an electoral district in that State. John Quincy Adams went into the House of ... ...ennsylvania Avenue in Washington; but I was assured by Americans that such restrictions were very serviceable in a community. At St. Louis martial law... ...ave been manhood suffrage; and even that word should be taken with certain restrictions. Aliens, minors, convicts, and men who pay no taxes cannot vot... ...write. In some there is a property qualification. In all there are special restrictions against negroes. There is in none an absolutely universal suff...

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...oun- cil appoints a guardian and assistants. This hall has under cer- tain restrictions been public. In order that people might sat- isfy themselves. ... ...re rested visibly between the two party councils, ruling by newspapers and electoral organisations—two small groups of rich and able men, work- ing at...

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... our little wooden images, unto whom you affix puny characteristics, under restrictions from which they shall not escape, though they attempt it with ... ...to get fun out of him, at the cost of considerable inventiveness, that the electoral Address of the candidate, signing himself ‘R. C. S. Nevil Beaucha... ...ened the romantic sentiments of the com- mon people now huddled within our electoral penfold, was not calculable. Tory and Radical have an eye for one... .... The show of hands Mr. Seymour Austin declared to be the most delusive of electoral auspices; and it proved so. A little later than four o’clock in t...

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...orted in body and doubtful in soul, will give gold and labour, will impose restrictions upon activity, to maintain a conser- vatism of diseases. Mind ... ...alk these orderly paths through the garden. An admission to women, hinting restrictions, on a ticket marked ‘in moderation’ (meaning, that they may 8... ... cushioned merchants resident about Wrensham, on the many obsequious among electoral shopmen; annually he threw open his grounds, and he sub- scribed,...

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...ee of emphasis, said, ‘Women born to rule must be held exempt from nursery restrictions.’ Here the conversation opened to let me in. More than once th... ...and tried to curb him. ‘Mr. Dettermain, my dear sir, I apprehend it is the electoral maxim to woo the widowed borough with the tear in its eye, and I ... ...ian to descend upon such a place as Chippenden worried my father more than electoral anxieties. Jorian wrote, ‘My best wishes to you. Be careful of yo...

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...in a technical sense; and the other was received condi- tionally; and such restrictions were imposed upon his future conduct as served most amply, and... ...re and key of the movements to be antici- pated in the coming campaign. An electoral cap would per- haps reward the services of the Landgrave in the g... ...kable chapters in his books. Now, it is a fact, gentlemen, that these very restrictions of his own law—so openly stated as restrictions by Mr. Ricardo...

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...roy the machinery of the party system that sustains him, and to adopt some electoral method that will no longer put the independent representative man... ...ates appointed by the two great party organisations in the State. It is an electoral system that forbids absolutely any vote split- ting or any indica... ...great people should be baffled by the mere mechanical degen- eration of an electoral method too crudely conceived. There exist alternatives, and to th... ... the matter there has been a systematic study of the possible work- ing of electoral methods, and it is now fairly proved that in proportional represe... ...ur 62 An Englishman Looks at the World public life by the futility of our electoral methods. They make our whole public life forensic and ineffectual... ...g conditions, in our system of pri- vate enterprise and competition, these restrictions are no doubt necessary to save a large portion of our populati... ...ntive. His nature and instincts are as much in conflict with the necessary restrictions and subjugation of the Normal Social Life as they are likely t... ...ing more than a relaxation, it has also, I think, to be kept free from the restrictions imposed upon it by the fierce pedantries of those who would de... ...ut if Flaubert is really the Continental emancipator of the novel from the restrictions of form, the master to whom we of the English persuasion, we o...

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... to raise wages, limitation of competition in the la bor market, taxes or restrictions on machinery, and on im provements of all kinds tending to di... ...xpressed a willingness to be chosen. This would so far give reality to the electoral rights of the otherwise virtually disfranchised minority. But it ... ...cures a representation, in proportion to numbers, of every division of the electoral body: not two great parties alone, with perhaps a few large secti... ...ctory in which any person or class is pe remptorily excluded—in which the electoral privilege is not open to all persons of full age who desire to ob... ...ty would disappear with the rest. In the long run, therefore (supposing no restrictions to exist but those of which we have now treated), we might exp... ... make sure of the corresponding rise in sta tion, that this foundation of electoral privilege is always, and will continue to be, supremely odious. T... ...e quently, would be returned principally by manual laborers; the existing electoral qualification being maintained else where, or any alteration in ... ... of course puts an end to war and diplomatic quarrels, and usually also to restrictions on commerce, between the states composing the Union; while, in...

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...et. General Washing ton had been unanimously elected President by the first electoral college, and John Adams was elected Vice Presi dent because he... ...er of elec toral votes and therefore had been elected Vice President by the electoral college. Chief Justice Oliver Ellsworth administered the oath o... ...s Jefferson and Aaron Burr, the two leading candidates, each had received 73 electoral votes. Consequently, the House of Representatives met in a spec... ...ffice, John Quincy Adams was chosen by the House of Representatives when the electoral col lege could not determine a clear winner of the 1824 elec ... ...on had polled more popular votes in the election, but he did not gain enough electoral votes to win outright. The oath of office was administered by C... ...lative and executive action are needed. Relief of the railroads from certain restrictions of the antitrust law have been urged by my predecessor and w... ...f our tariff law to be soon passed will be effective to remove many of those restrictions. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES ...

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... We may believe that no decencies were disregarded ex- cept the artificial restrictions of courtly etiquette. In the spring he had to decide whether h... ...of Rome, was pursued with more and more earnestness. The assembling of the electoral college, originally appointed to take place at Augsburg in the Oc... ...yes: all seemed to us very fine, and much of it perfectly astonishing. The electoral congress was fixed at last for the 3d of March. New formalities a... ...t the proceedings of the college of electors, which were based on the last electoral capitulation, were now going forward rapidly; and that the day of... ...spacious plain, stood another, a state pavilion, whither the whole body of electoral princes and ambassadors repaired; while their retinues extended a... ...attendants, the most of them on foot, and a few on horseback, appeared the electoral ambassadors, as well as the electors in person, in ascending orde...

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...f the two great practical ends—the first being sound births, for which the restrictions of sexual morality exist. In addition there is the third almos... ... of candidates, is the unforeseen and unavoidable mechanical defect of all electoral methods with large electorates. Educa- tion has nothing to do wit... ...ut that this method is so universally recognized as superior to the common electoral method that any one who should propose to-day to take the fate of... ... privi- leges in public matters—for instance, it might qualify for certain electoral juries. And from this class the next rank might easily be drawn i...

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...GOVERNMENT AND LAW G OVERNMENT AND L AW, in their very essence, consist of restrictions on freedom, and freedom is the great- est of political goods.[... ...s time goes on they remember only dimly the passions and promises of their electoral campaign; they come to feel it an essential part of statesmanship...

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...of thou sands of unfit persons is no gain; for if the constitution of the electoral body disposes them to choose unfit persons, there are always plen... ...to add to the evils which nature inflicts, by their jealous and prejudiced restrictions on one another. Their vain fears only sub stitute other and w...