… The Welsh Church Act 1914 and the Enabling Act were the latest in a series of …
culmination of these developments, almost 70 years after they began, was the Enabling Act. …

… The distribution of those states is illustrated in Figure 4-1, while the enabling legislation is …
no state enabling legislation. Florida’s legislation in 2006 is not a true enabling act however, …

Constitutional Conventions are the tap roots of democracy. Openly conducted, they bring
the people, through the delegates, face to face with what government is all about. At such …

The literature on political dynasties in democracies usually considers them as a homogenous
group and points out their negative effects. By contrast, we argue that they may differ …

… We analyze the vote by the French parliament on 10 July 1940 of an enabling act that
granted full power to Marshall Philippe Pétain, thereby ending the Third French Republic and …

… Thus, state legislatures avoid a constitutionally mandated enabling act that delegates …
A broad enabling act granting extensive of local power and authority to local municipal …

… to local governments under the Act-to engage in land use … This essay argues that a
twenty-first-century zoning enabling … the Standard State Zoning Enabling Act and its adoption into …

… Enabling Act and accompanying Primer arguably did more than provide states with a tool:
“Calls for [the Enabling Act… legal and social aspects of zoning” (Enabling Act, 1926: 3). Thus, …

… 1, indirectly states that the legislative enabling act is regulated in the benefit of the federal
president. As a result, we conclude that the legislative enabling act is a pretty popular …

… to the conflict, the party with inferior enabling conditions must either seek compromise, give
… article examines the enabling conditions available to the parties to the conflict in Acts 1–8:3 …