Assertion: monarchy's power | /r/HasProperty | monarch
Facets:
value: constitutionally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: This type of monarchy is more common in recent times where a monarch has no absolute power (a monarch
text: The Power of Kings: Monarchy and Religion in Europe, 1589–1715.
text: Because the Antiguan and Barbudian Monarchy is a constitutional one, the powers that are constitutionally the Monarch's are exercised almost wholly upon the advice of his or her Prime Minister and the Ministers of the Crown in Cabinet, who are, in turn, accountable to the democratically elected House of Commons, and through it, to the people.