Assertion: monarchy's monarch | /r/CapableOf | sign law
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: into effect
type: OTHER
value: to abolish the slave trade
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Usually the monarch must sign laws into effect, but is required to follow the will of the elected government.
text: Over 1,600 ships and 150,000 slaves were seized by the British patrol after 1807 as the monarchs who signed the law to abolish the slave trade were breaking the very law they enacted.
text: Usually the monarch must sign laws into effect, but they are required to follow the will of the elected government.
text: Usually the monarch must sign laws into effect, but they are required to follow the will of the elected government.
text: And while the monarch must sign laws and royal decrees before they come into effect, the constitution determines that the responsible ministers and state secretaries must countersign.[Cons 23]
text: Usually the monarch must sign laws into effect, but is required to follow the will of the elected government.