Head of state

In a presidential system an independent congress from the executive office allows for a wider range of policy to be addressed and passed than that of a parliamentary system. As Mainwaring and Shugart explain because congress is separate from the executive office they can act on legislation deemed necessary rather than worrying about the stability of the government. Thus the priority of congress is exactly what it should be, to purpose and pass legislation, this allows for more serious issued to be

executive, directs city departments, positive role model, and community leader. Each city elects its own mayor. A governor is the elected leader of a state. Roles of the governor include: being the state’s chief executive, responsible for the well­ being of the state, leader of the state militia, recommends legislation, appoints, and/or removes certain state officials. The president is the elected leader of our nation. Roles of the president include, but are not limited to, the following: the country’s

their office, and are eternally judged through the microscope of history. Although both icons play a similar role in the executive leadership in government of their country, there are several differences which separate the President of the United States and the British Prime Minister. The President is directly elected by the people every four years through the electoral college. The candidate that acquires the greatest amount of votes claims the presidency and is allowed to serve up to two, four

Therefore regimes such as the parliamentary regime, presidential regime, semi presidential regime, bicameral regime, and unicameral regime exist. Parliamentary systems usually have the head of government and the head of state, with the head of government being the prime minister or premier, and the head of state often being a figurehead, often a hereditary monarch (often in a constitutional monarchy). Countries that have this type of government are the United Kingdom, Sweden and Japan. These countries

(1) It is important that an organization have values. And the role of any leader should be to establish and enforce these values. Corporate Leaders are responsible for organizational ethics. In Sims & Brinkman (2002), according to a report from the Business Roundtable, leadership is crucial to organizational ethics and to achieve these results the CEO and other leaders need to be openly and strongly committed to ethical conduct. They do this by giving constant leadership and renewing the values

constitutional monarchy requires that a hereditary monarch is appointed as the head of state. The monarch in a constitutional monarchy has got a largely a figurative and official role than a practical one. In this current system, the responsibility to pass legislation is tasked only to the democratically elected parliament. In Australia’s case, the hereditary monarch Queen Elizabeth II is the Queen of Australia and the Head of the Commonwealth, of which Australia is a part of. The position held by Her

drugs. Because the Netherland's government focuses on the overall well being of its people, the Netherlands is a better country to live in than the United States. The United States and the Netherlands are run by two different types of

radical religious shifts of their times. Both individuals shared the sentiment that control of the church is essential to the control of the people. In the Peter the Great’s case, he viewed the church as a threat and aimed to neutralize it. So when the head of the Russian church died in 1700, Peter the Great decided not to replace him. Instead a year later, Peter the Great introduced the he Monasheskiy Prikaz, which was a council that governed religious matters in

The History of Parliament System: The Parliamentary Democratic System was created in the 13th century. “Deriving from the word ‘Parley’, it means to meet and discuss, which was used by King Henry and his Noblemen in the Great Council” (Szilagyi, 2009). After a short time the Great Council became the House of Commons, which includes three forms of government. The forms are the King/Queen, the ‘House of the Lords’, and the House of Commons. The House of Commons is the only part of government that

government. A parliamentary system has a head of state, also known as the president in some countries. According to Shively, 2014, the president or head of state is merely symbolic and only carries out ceremonial functions and has no governmental control. Description of India’s Parliament Indian Parliament is the highest legislative body of India. The parliament is comprised of the President and two houses. The first house, is the Rajya Sabha the Council of States. It is also called the upper house. The