Assertion: monarchy's monarch | /r/HasAspect | the power
Facets:
value: in a monarchy
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: at the same time
type: TEMPORAL
value: to enact legislation
type: PURPOSE
value: in legislation
type: LOCATION
value: in parliament
type: LOCATION
value: over some things
type: OTHER
value: as per the constitution
type: OTHER
value: in others
type: OTHER
value: in communism
type: LOCATION
value: singly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The viceroy may reserve a bill for the monarch's personal decision on the bill; the monarch has the power to disallow a bill within a time limit specified by the constitution.
text: The Monarch has power to confer peerages, knighthoods and other honours.
text: In a monarchy (absolute) the monarch singly yields all powers while in communism
text: Likewise, since a monarch isn't beholden to a political party to acquire and maintain power, they are free form
text: Many monarchies are constituted by tradition or by codified law, so that the monarch has little real political power; in others the monarch holds some power but is limited from exercising it by popular opinion or precedent; in still others the monarch holds substantial power and may exercise it without limit.
text: Most monarchs remain in power unless they die or choose to give up their throne.
text: In a Constitutional monarchy, the monarch has certain powers as per the Constitution.
text: The monarch although holding certain powers does not set public policy or choose political leaders.
text: Most of the Queen's powers in Antigua and Barbuda are exercised by the Governor-General, presently Rodney Williams, though the Monarch does hold several powers that are hers alone.
text: The Monarch has the power to disallow a bill (within a time limit specified by the constitution).
text: The Monarch has the power to disallow a bill (within a time limit specified by the constitution).
text: The monarch has the power to disallow a bill (within a time limit specified by the constitution).
text: The Monarch has the power to disallow a bill (within a time limit specified by the constitution).
text: The Monarch has the power to disallow a bill (within a time limit specified by the Constitution).
text: Absolute Monarchy : It is such monarchical form of government where the monarch has the power to rule his or her land or state and its citizens freely.
text: An absolute monarch may have the power to pass any law or make any decision, but in actuality had to gain the support of others to truly wield absolute power.
text: The Monarch has the power to disallow a bill (within a time limit specified by the constitution).
text: The monarch can either have ceremonial duties or reserve powers, such as the power to grant pardon, to dismiss a Prime Minister, refuse Royal Assent to legislation, etc.
text: However, the constitutional monarch must remain politically neutral, doesn’t have the power to pass a legislation, and acts on the advice of elected ministers.
text: The monarch will have power over some things, while the people would govern other things.
text: Still, a constitutional monarch can have powers in Parliament or legislation, though this must be specified by the constitution.
text: The Monarch has powers to enact legislation as well as to summon and dissolve parliament.
text: At the same time, the monarch often has powers kept in reserve that can prevent politics from going to extremes.
text: This form of government differs from absolute monarchy in which an absolute monarch serves as the source of power in the state and is not legally bound by any constitution and has the powers to regulate his or her respective government.