Why is bargaining over trade not considered a sanction?
What will be an ideal response?
States regularly bargain with each other over trade, and this bargaining does not constitute a sanction because it involves economic issues rather than political issues.
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The 2004 law banning the wearing of the hidjab (headscarf) in public schools
a. was a rare example of a bill not sponsored by the government becoming law. b. was a response to a terrorist attack. c. was declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Council. d. could be seen as illustrative of the exclusionary aspects of the republican model of French national identity. e. was a concession to the Front National.
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a. the Day of Judgment. b. Khomeini's doctrine of jurist's guardianship. c. the Qur'an. d. the eventual return of the Hidden Iman. e. toleration of the People of the Book.
A Bureaucracy is any organization, either in government or the private sector, which had a clear, formal structure, division of labor, and
a. provides goods and services for the public b. operates under a set of rules and procedures c. accomplishes a set task d. a cabinet-level department head