The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... United States much more open to lobbying and diverse influences . In the United States a lobbyist can attempt to persuade the executive branch , and then start all over again with the legislative branch which will often not be remotely ...
... United States much more open to lobbying and diverse influences . In the United States a lobbyist can attempt to persuade the executive branch , and then start all over again with the legislative branch which will often not be remotely ...
Page 102
... United States Code Annotated sections 611 et seq , the legislation has been substantially amended and added to as a result of public concern over such matters as the allocation of quotas to import sugar to the United States . 7 United ...
... United States Code Annotated sections 611 et seq , the legislation has been substantially amended and added to as a result of public concern over such matters as the allocation of quotas to import sugar to the United States . 7 United ...
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... United Nations system . New international machinery Thus , at the recent symposium on self - determination at Saskatoon in Canada , the participants unanimously recommended that the United Nations and its member States should give ...
... United Nations system . New international machinery Thus , at the recent symposium on self - determination at Saskatoon in Canada , the participants unanimously recommended that the United Nations and its member States should give ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
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