The essay explains that the hypothetical statutory arrangement allows members of Congress to subvert the aims of bicameralism and presentment.
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.
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.
The German nationals, aged 20 to 31, were taken into custody for allegedly forming a group called Revolution Chemnitz with the aim of subverting the democratic state.
It's with the aim of subverting the trend, and turning walls of separation into walls of connection, that MasterPeace has invited artists to spend 21 September, the UN's annual International Day of Peace, painting walls in 30 cities around the world for one of the biggest mural projects in history.
- Details of corrupt, illegal, or unethical activities aimed at subverting the electoral process.
Meanwhile, Stewart's other venture aimed at subverting the entertainment conglomerates, the Artist Network, recently went into administration.
Strategies aimed at subverting the loyalty of the dictators' forces should therefore be given a high priority".
The House votes, which followed Senate approval of similar resolutions back in November, were, at least according to some members, explicitly aimed at subverting the talks.
The first is radical Islam, which the military sees as a pernicious force aimed at subverting the secular order and imposing Islamic law.
