POWERS

Apr 02, 2019

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®SUGAR POWERS
MENU Banana Bread (AKA) BB WONDER Peanut Butter Cookies (AKA) LITTLE EINSTEIN Dark Chocolate Brownie (AKA) JUICE HEAD

THE POWER OF THE BANANA BREAD
THE POWER OF THE COOKIE THIS CAN BE YOU!
THE POWER OF THE BROWNIE

Police Powers …

1. Police Powers …. Please take these presentation notes to class. . PRECIS NOTES WILL BE CHECKED. PowerPoint presentation produced by Dr Peter Jepson. 2. Police Powers are …. A balance between detection and individual freedom. We have a right to privacy.

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War Powers

War Powers. Freewrite.

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Presidential Powers

Presidential Powers. Executive Powers Diplomatic Powers Military Powers Judicial Powers Legislative Powers. Executive Powers. Executing laws - the laws that Congress passes are usually broad and allow the president a great deal of freedom in interpreting how to carry out and enforce them

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Congressional Powers

Congressional Powers. Where Congress gets their power. The Constitution specifically outlines what Congress can and cannot do. A Few things Congress CANNOT do: Create a national school system Require citizens to vote, attend church Abolish jury trials Outlaw handguns

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Constitutional Powers

Constitutional Powers. I. Congress. A. The House of Representatives. Considered more representative than the Senate because of its size , term of office and qualifications for office. Revenue bills must start in the House. The impeachment p rocess must also start In the house.

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LEGISLATIVE POWERS

LEGISLATIVE POWERS. The President gives a State of the Union address and suggests annual budgets. The President also recommends specific legislation to Congress. The President has the power to veto legislation, but not by line item. The President may call special sessions of Congress.

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Legislative Powers Executive Powers Judicial Powers States Powers How to make amendment

Constitution has 7 Articles. Legislative Powers Executive Powers Judicial Powers States Powers How to make amendment National Debt validation, Supremacy of National Law, Oath to Constitution Ratification of Constitution. Powers of Congress. Section 8. Powers of Congress. Powers

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Anime Powers

Anime Powers. In Their Fullest. Elements. Elemental Identities. Elemental Controllers. Biographies. LISSA.

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Powers

Powers. Executive Branch. Constitutional Power.

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Rising Powers

Rising Powers. The Rise of Joseph Stalin. Stalin became a member of the Social Democratic party in 1901 and plunged full-time into revolutionary work, he helped organize strikes and demonstrations

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Allied Powers

World War I. Allied Powers. Central Powers. THE HOME FRONT. 11. 3- Changes at home during WWI. Means to win the war…. * Shift from production of consumer goods to war supplies * Power of government expands to handle the responsibility

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The Powers

The Powers. From scripture to engagement. Theologies for Contexts of Oppression. Anabaptist rejection of power German responses to Hitler – Berkhof on the Powers Latin American responses of Liberation Theoloigy - Boff Pentecostalism with a focus on Power

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Presidential Powers

Presidential Powers. Reasons for Growth in Presidential Power Unity: powers held by one person Need for immediate and decisive action Congress increase size of gov’t ; exec. branch carries it out Use public and media to advance goals

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Trustee Powers

Trustee Powers. Sources of Trustee’s Powers. 1. Trust Instrument. Sources of Trustee’s Powers. 2. Trust Code §§ 113.001-113.029. Sources of Trustee’s Powers. 3. Granted by Equity (Implied Powers) § 113.002 – “necessary or appropriate” § 113.024 – implied powers “not inconsistent”.

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Presidential Powers

Presidential Powers. Mr Raymond. Powers and Duties of the President. Powers and Duties of the President. Chief Executive Officer of the United States. Chief Executive. -Head of the Executive Branch - Bureaucracy (all the people who work for the government) Needs people to help him rule

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Congressional Powers

Congressional Powers. American Government. Legislative Power. Pork Barrel Spending This is the concept of passing legislation that will only benefit your constituency Pork barrel spending is also referred to as earmarking or riders

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Presidential Powers

Presidential Powers . What can He/She Do?. General Job Description. President exists so that: “…laws be faithfully executed.” Presidents, lawmakers, and the public has struggled with the idea of “executive power” What exactly can the POTUS do? Power of presidency has grown since 1789

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Superscripts - powers

Superscripts - powers. The geologist’s use of math often turns out to be a periodic and necessary endeavor. As time goes by you may find yourself scratching your head pondering once-mastered concepts that you suddenly find a need for. This is often the fate of basic power rules.

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Allied Powers

DO NOW. World War One: Casualties. Allied Powers. Central Powers. France. Before. Before. After. After. France. Key Words. Treaty of Versailles : peace agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I – considered a failure because WWII was just 20 years later.

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Axis Powers

Axis Powers. Allied Powers. Note: Canada, Brazil, China, Denmark, Greece, Australia, Norway, South Africa, and others supported the allies with troops and equipment.

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Reading Powers

Power. Repeated Multiplication. Description in Words. 4 4. 9 9 9. y y y y y. EXAMPLE 1. Reading Powers. 4 2. 4 to the second power , or 4 squared. 9 3. 9 to the third power , or 9 cubed. y 5. y to the fifth power. = 5 5 5. EXAMPLE 2. Evaluating a Power.

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Implied Powers

Implied Powers. Implied Powers – powers that are not directly stated in The Constitution “Necessary and Proper Clause” - Gives Congress implied powers aka Elastic Clause Gives Congress the power to make all “necessary and proper” laws for executing its powers.

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