The essay explains that the hypothetical statutory arrangement allows members of Congress to subvert the aims of bicameralism and presentment.
The leaders of the national AIM organization, now called AIM Grand Governing Council, claim that Churchill has worked in the past as an underground counter-intelligence source for the U.S. government, for example the FBI, and local, non-Indian, police forces, to subvert the national AIM organization.
It was a conspiracy to subvert the process and take aim at democracy itself".
It can, for starters, decline to approve the next proposed merger between a U.S. campus and a foreign campus, where it is plain that such a combination will subvert the purposes of laws aimed at protecting our students and taxpayers.
The aim was to subvert the traditional conception of the gallery, 'dissolving the discrete features of the white cube architecture'.
As he felt he was not just one man, he never followed one line of inquiry; he needed to keep changing the context, subverting the expectations, aiming for the vulnerability of constant motion.
But the Trump administration is presenting many workers with job conditions they never imagined when they entered government service: doing their jobs may mean subverting the fundamental aims and values that brought them into public service in the first place.
Such tactics would aim to subvert the emergence of a new "digital totalitarianism" that uses the power of information rather than physical force as a political control (Capurro 2011).
The leave and remain camps appear to be dividing into new formations: those that want to manage the new disordered situation (the 'realists') and those that aim to subvert the negotiation process to prevent Britain from leaving (the 'deniers'deniers
Trump's aim to subvert the press is clear.
Their game, Ramzi's Rumble, is a platformer, which aims to subvert the traditional narratives of victim and villain – with some of their own political agenda thrown in.
