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  1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 237322077_The(PDF) The French Language at a Glance: A Socio-Historical ...

    Jul 1, 2007 · PDF | Apart from English, very few international languages can boast of such a rich history and documentation as the French language. It enjoys, more... | Find, read and cite all the...

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  2. www.private-frenchlessons-paris.com › blog › frenchFrench Vocabulary in Diplomacy And International Relations

    Oct 1, 2021 · This week’s post offers a French vocabulary list in diplomacy and international relations. These words comes directly from French language and are used into diplomatic discourse. Each term in French is followed by an English translation.

  3. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 34337Clubs, Parties, Factions | The Oxford Handbook of the French ...

    Dec 16, 2013 · What role did political clubs play in the French Revolution? Were they engines of democratization and social justice or seedbeds of factionalism and terror? Views on the clubs have divided historians ever since the early nineteenth century.

  4. www.oxfordreference.com › abstract › 10Dictionary of World History - Oxford Reference

    This wide-ranging dictionary contains a wealth of information on all aspects of history, from prehistory right up to the present day. It includes biographies of key figures in world history, historical summaries for each country, and entries on religious and political movements, international organizations, and key battles and places.

  5. www.elysee.fr › en › french-presidencyThe Constitution of the Fifth Republic - Élysée

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    Statutes shall determine the rules concerning : 1. civic rights and the fundamental guarantees granted to citizens for the exercise of their civil liberties; freedom, pluralism and the independence of the media; the obligations imposed for the purposes of national defence upon the person and property of citizens. 2. nationality, the status and capa...

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    The Houses of Parliament may adopt resolutions according to the conditions determined by the Institutional Act. Any draft resolution, whose adoption or rejection would be considered by the Government as an issue of confidence, or which contained an injunction to the Government, shall be inadmissible and may not be included on the agenda.

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    A declaration of war shall be authorized by Parliament. The Government shall inform Parliament of its decision to have the armed forces intervene abroad, at the latest three days after the beginning of said intervention. It shall detail the objectives of the said intervention. This information may give rise to a debate, which shall not be followed ...

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    A state of siege shall be decreed in the Council of Ministers. The extension thereof after a period of twelve days may be authorized solely by Parliament.

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    Matters other than those coming under the scope of statute law shall be matters for regulation. Provisions of statutory origin enacted in such matters may be amended by decree issued after consultation with the Conseil d'État. Any such provisions passed after the coming into force of the Constitution shall be amended by decree only if the Constitut...

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    Statutes and regulations may contain provisions enacted on an experimental basis for limited purposes and duration.

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    In order to implement its programme, the Government may ask Parliament for authorization, for a limited period, to take measures by Ordinance that are normally the preserve of statute law. Ordinances shall be issued in the Council of Ministers, after consultation with the Conseil d'État. They shall come into force upon publication, but shall lapse ...

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    Both the Prime Minister and Members of Parliament shall have the right to initiate legislation. Government Bills shall be discussed in the Council of Ministers after consultation with the Conseil d'État and shall be tabled in one or other of the two Houses. Finance Bills and Social Security Financing Bills shall be tabled first before the National ...

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    Private Members' Bills and amendments introduced by Members of Parliament shall not be admissible where their enactment would result in either a diminution of public revenue or the creation or increase of any public expenditure.

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    If, during the legislative process, it appears that a Private Member's Bill or amendment is not a matter for statute or is contrary to a delegation granted under article 38, the Government or the President of the House concerned, may argue that it is inadmissible. In the event of disagreement between the Government and the President of the House co...

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  6. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 27998Parties and Party Systems: making the French sociocultural ...

    Abstract. International work on political parties and party systems is presented first in this chapter, and then the French scholarship which is largely ignored by international party scholars. The analysis argues the gap between the English-language and French literature is actually widening because of the French penchant for the sociocultural ...

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  8. assets.cambridge.org › 97805218 › 47711The Cambridge Dictionary of Modern World History

    Compiled by an international team of contributors, area editors and general editors, The Cambridge Dictionary of Modern World History provides a much needed guide to the main global events, person-alities and themes from the eighteenth century to the present.