Assertion: monarchy | /r/HasProperty | limited
Facets:
value: in is a parliament
type: LOCATION
value: on a monarch's powers
type: OTHER
value: from exercising it
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
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 substantial power but is limited from exercising it by popular or precedental opinion, but in others the Monarch holds substantial power.
text: Monarchies differ technically from dictatorships in that there are limits on a monarch's powers, whether this be due to tradition,[note 1] a body of nobles who have wield regional power (as in much of feudal Europe), or a parliament (originally more of the same sort of nobles) to which the monarch is actually subservient (as in modern European constitutional monarchies).
text: Some monarchies are "limited" in that there is a parliament, constitution, or other institutions that limit the power of the monarch, the person at the top.