How is the president of the Commission chosen?
a. S/he is nominated by the European Council (EU Council) and approved by the European Parliament
b. S/he is elected by his/her fellow commissioners.
c. S/he is popularly elected alongside the European Parliament.
d. S/he is nominated by the European Council (EU Council), formally appointed by the Council of Ministers, and approved by the European Parliament.
e. S/he is chosen by a majority vote of the European Parliament, although the European Council (EU Council) has the right to veto the candidate in which case the Parliament must choose another candidate which the Council cannot veto.
a
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A) it hard to reach agreement. B) their electoral incentive is undermined. C) that most people don't have conflicting values. D) that radical reforms generally favor more elections. E) it is easy to take positions contrary to those of their own constituency.
What two informal rules allow committees to have power in Congress?
a. reciprocity and specialization b. filibuster and seniority c. minority rights and specialization d. majority rule and the filibuster e. seniority and minority rights
In the process of deciding how large to make a sample, researchers usually assume that there will be minimum variation in the variables
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The __________ is/are the most successful example of U.S. diplomacy to encourage peace in the Middle East
A) Camp David Accords B) Carter Compromises C) Dayton Peace Accords D) Marshall Plan E) Monroe Doctrine