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Last July, Moroccans voted overwhelmingly to approve a new constitution that shifts executive power from the king to the prime minister, who will now be fully responsible for the cabinet, the civil service, and the implementation of government policies.
Furthermore, like heads of state in other parliamentary systems, he has the right to appoint the government ministers and ambassadors, dissolve the parliament, and dismiss the cabinet.
Some cabinet members are pushing for a complete break from Europe – a so-called hard Brexit – while others press more sensibly for a middle-ground approach to maintain trade with the biggest market for British goods and services.
A Palestinian legislature and cabinet have opened, as well as Palestinian police and security services.
Most members of the president’s large cabinet are seat warmers.
Although Nikolic soon resigned after a new Serbian government was formed, the cabinet’s composition suggests that the EU might be foolish to expect greater cooperation with the ICTY.
A president-elect typically uses the transition time to make cabinet choices and to study up on the issues he will soon confront, but keeps quiet on policy until he’s been sworn into office.
They could appoint a cabinet of talented officials, confident in the stability of their tenure.
After reshuffling the cabinet, everything remains the same.
For the past year and a half, they were anticipating a cabinet reshuffle intended to enhance the king’s reputation as a keen advocate of reform.
The symbolic significance of a new cabinet was expected to reflect its redefinition of the Saudi nation and its future.
The inertia goes beyond the cabinet reshuffle: the judiciary – with 700 judges – also remains unchanged.
Two and a half years later, Feldstein joined US President Ronald Reagan’s cabinet, where he chaired the Council of Economic Advisers until July 1984.
And, though it is the largest party, it has relatively fewer government posts than the SPD, with no CDU cabinet minister hailing from eastern Germany, an AfD stronghold.
That is why the diversity in Obama’s cabinet choices is important.
Freed of stifling coalition agreements with a reluctant SPD or a coldly calculating FDP, Merkel could choose her cabinet based on competence and vision, rather than party politics.
Many in the US political class remain convinced – at least in public – that US foreign policy under Trump will be reined in by the more level-headed heavyweights in his cabinet, such as Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
Bad News for America’s WorkersNEW YORK – As US President-elect Donald Trump fills his cabinet, what have we learned about the likely direction and impact of his administration’s economic policy?
With so many former military officers serving in Trump’s cabinet or as advisers, even as Trump cozies up to Russian President Vladimir Putin and anchors an informal alliance of dictators and authoritarians around the world, it is likely that the US will spend more money on weapons that don’t work to use against enemies that don’t exist.
Trump’s cabinet of billionaires could continue to buy their Gucci handbags and $10,000 Ivanka bracelets, but ordinary Americans’ cost of living would increase substantially; and without components from Mexico and elsewhere, manufacturing jobs would become even scarcer.
His statement will follow a long line of declarations by prime ministers and chief cabinet secretaries expressing sincere remorse over the events of WWII.
Even Jaitley, now India’s finance minister and a prominent cabinet member, has not expressed any opposition.
Organizational skill – the ability to attract and manage an effective cabinet – is difficult to combine with government by Twitter.
This may explain why most of the administration’s protectionist rhetoric comes from Trump and some of his academic advisers, and not from the experienced CEOs who occupy key cabinet positions.
The US constitution assigns senators the responsibility to confirm, by majority vote, the president’s cabinet nominees.
But he did not do himself any favors with his cabinet choices, many of whom had mediocre records that indicated corruptibility.
Joint cabinet meetings were scheduled to take place.
Government crises were merely an opportunity to reshuffle key cabinet positions or change the party faction of the prime minister.
Even if the left wing of the European left – like the most liberal of America’s Democrats – voices concerns that Obama has selected a far too centrist cabinet, a classical form of anti-Americanism is bound to recede in Europe.
Among the highest-profile defamation-related cases in the Middle East today is that involving Najat Abu Bakr, a member of Palestine’s parliament who has been summoned for interrogation by the attorney-general after leveling corruption accusations against Hussein al-Araj, a cabinet minister with close ties with President Mahmoud Abbas.
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