- organizations, such as
state and
provincial governments as well as
local governments. The word
government derives from the Gr**** verb κυβερνάω [kubernáo]...
- functions. In
addition to general-purpose
local governments, some
countries have special-purpose
local governments (special districts), such as
independent school...
-
forms of
coalition governments,
minority coalitions and
surplus majority coalition governments. A
surplus majority coalition government controls more than...
- and the
criminal procedure code.
Similar to the
Union government,
individual state governments each
consist of executive,
legislative and
judiciary branches...
-
governments are not
authorized to
print currency, they
generally have to
raise revenue through either taxes or bonds. As a result,
state governments tend...
- to
refer to
supporters of
Spanish American independence and of
their governments that
emerged during the
revolutions between 1808 and 1825.
Congress and...
- the
governments of the
various states share many
similar features, they
often vary
greatly with
regard to form and substance. No two
state governments are...
-
previously deposed governments, and have been
founded as
alternatives to in****bent
governments.
These governments in
exile are
governments of non-self-governing...
-
central government have been
devolved to
accountable governments in Scotland,
Wales and
Northern Ireland.
These are not part of His Majesty's
Government, and...
-
whatever the
governments concerned might think about the matter." Some NGOs, such as Greenpeace, do not
accept funding from
governments or intergovernmental...
