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Page 190
... federal govern- ment , through the treaty power , might be able to assume functions , in violation of the ... government , however constitutionally restricted in federal democracies , must at some points transcend such restrictions in ...
... federal govern- ment , through the treaty power , might be able to assume functions , in violation of the ... government , however constitutionally restricted in federal democracies , must at some points transcend such restrictions in ...
Page 267
... federal government , universal and strong enough to prevent armed conflict between nations , and having direct jurisdiction over individuals in those matters within its authority , " to be achieved through amendment of the UN Charter ...
... federal government , universal and strong enough to prevent armed conflict between nations , and having direct jurisdiction over individuals in those matters within its authority , " to be achieved through amendment of the UN Charter ...
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... federal government set up a Planning Commission of Ministers and economists , all of Cabinet rank , which devised ... national income ( esti- mated at less than $ 20 billion in 1951 ) and to achieve by 1956 a small rise ( 11 % ) in ...
... federal government set up a Planning Commission of Ministers and economists , all of Cabinet rank , which devised ... national income ( esti- mated at less than $ 20 billion in 1951 ) and to achieve by 1956 a small rise ( 11 % ) in ...
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