With a vote of confidence,
a. the head of state confirms his or her faith in the government.
b. the opposition sponsors a motion that usually forces the government to resign if it passes.
c. the public votes in a referendum on whether to approve a law passed by the legislature.
d. the government itself picks a particular vote and states that it will resign and call for new elections if it loses the vote.
e. a parliamentary system immediately triggers a recall election.
D
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a. one b. four c. five d. nine e. six
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a. citizens vote for the president and prime minister on separate ballots. b. only two candidates can run for president. c. if no candidate wins a majority on the first ballot, a run-off election is held two weeks later between the top two candidates. d. citizens vote for the president and the National Assembly on separate ballots. e. citizens vote for the individual on one ballot and the party on another.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
How can you ease the burden of report writing?
A. draw on the research proposal and on project notes B. use a word processing program on a computer to facilitate reorganizing and editing C. seek criticism from friends, teachers, and other research consumers before turning in the final product D. all of these