Governments And Parties in Continental Europe volume 2
Governments And Parties in Continental Europe volume 2
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0 1888. . 2 1892. . 0 1896. . 5 In St. Gall, where the referendum is optional, the negative votes are as follows (not including six amendments to the constitution proposed by private initiative in 1878 and rejected) : — 1862.. 1867. . 0 1872. . 0 1877. . 1 1882. . 0 1887. . 0 1892. . 1 1863. . 4 1868. . 2 1873. . 2 1878. . 0 1883. . 0 1888. . T) 1893. . 1* 1864. . 0 1869. . 0 1874. . 0 1879. . 1 1884.. 1889. . 0 1894. . 0 1865. . 0 1870.. 1 1875.. 71 1880. . 0 1885. . 1 1890. . 0 1866.. 1871.. ...1876.. 1 1881. . 0 1886. . 0 1891. . 0 * Constitutional amendments for which the referendum is compulsory.
CHAKACTER OF LAWS REJECTED. 265 a German institution ; and although the French have adopted it, they have taken it almost exclusively in the optional or milder form, and have made little use of it.^ In Vaud, indeed, it does not appear to have been put into operation at all, and in Geneva and Neuchatel it has been used only twice, one of the measures having been adopted and the other rejected in each canton.^ These figures prove that in the Confederation and the German cantons the referendum is an effective institution, for they show that it pre- of laws vents the enactment of a great many laws that the people do not like ; and hence it is important to consider the character of the laws that are R^jigai voted down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0 1888. . 2 1892. . 0 1896. . 5 In St. Gall, where the referendum is optional, the negative votes are as follows (not including six amendments to the constitution proposed by private initiative in 1878 and rejected) : — 1862.. 1867. . 0 1872. . 0 1877. . 1 1882. . 0 1887. . 0 1892. . 1 1863. . 4 1868. . 2 1873. . 2 1878. . 0 1883. . 0 1888. . T) 1893. . 1* 1864. . 0 1869. . 0 1874. . 0 1879. . 1 1884.. 1889. . 0 1894. . 0 1865. . 0 1870.. 1 1875.. 71 1880. . 0 1885. . 1 1890. . 0 1866.. 1871.. ...1876.. 1 1881. . 0 1886. . 0 1891. . 0 * Constitutional amendments for which the referendum is compulsory.
CHAKACTER OF LAWS REJECTED. 265 a German institution ; and although the French have adopted it, they have taken it almost exclusively in the optional or milder form, and have made little use of it.^ In Vaud, indeed, it does not appear to have been put into operation at all, and in Geneva and Neuchatel it has been used only twice, one of the measures having been adopted and the other rejected in each canton.^ These figures prove that in the Confederation and the German cantons the referendum is an effective institution, for they show that it pre- of laws vents the enactment of a great many laws that the people do not like ; and hence it is important to consider the character of the laws that are R^jigai voted down.
What to read after Governments And Parties in Continental Europe volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Lawrence Abbott Lawrence Lowell to read onlineMoreLess
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