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• Policy
  ...e sector]] organizations and [[groups]], and [[individuals]]. Presidential executive orders, corporate privacy policies, and parliamentary rules of order are al
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• Tyranny
  ...is mode of rule is referred to as '''tyranny'''. Many individual rulers or government officials are accused of tyranny, with the label almost always a matter of ...wer in a [[polis]] to engage in [[autocratic]], though perhaps benevolent, government, or leadership in a crisis. Support for the tyrants came from the growing c
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• 72:7 Taxation
  72:7.1 The [[federal]] [[government]] is paternalistic only in the [[administration]] of old-age [https://www.w ...ther [[purely]] [[personal]] matters, it is increasingly the [[plan]] of [[government]] to refrain from interfering.
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• 70:6 Monarchial Government
  ...hief with full [[executive]] [[authority]]. Man found that [[effective]] [[government]] could be had only by conferring [[power]] on a [[personality]], not by [[ ...inet_(government) cabinet] was a direct step toward depersonalization of [[executive]] [[authority]]. These assistants of the early [[kings]] became the accepte
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• 33:6 General Administration
  33:6.1 [[Gabriel]] is the chief [[executive]] and actual [[administrator]] of [[Nebadon]]. [[Michael]]'s [[absence]] fr ...[different]] [[planets]] and [[the System|systems]]. A [[constellation]] [[government]] is chiefly exercised over unification and [[stabilization]]. Still higher
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• Father Melchizedek
  ...[[Gabriel]]'s absence, the Father Melchizedek [[functions]] as the chief [[executive]] of [[Nebadon]]. ...re candidates for the [[realization]] of a [[supernal]] [[type]] of [[self-government]]. They periodically elect their own [[administrative]] chief for a term of
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• 35:1 The Father Melchizedek
  ...r in Gabriel's absence the Father Melchizedek [[functions]] as the chief [[executive]] of [[Nebadon]]. ...[candidates]] for the [[realization]] of a [[supernal]] [[type]] of [[self-government]]. They [[periodical]]ly [[elect]] their own [[administrative]] chief for a
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• 72:9 The Plan of Universal Suffrage
  ...economic [[associations]], are [[regulated]] much as is the [[national]] [[government]] with its threefold division of [[powers]]. Registration in these groups c ...to [[society]], or who have [[demonstrated]] extraordinary [[wisdom]] in [[government]] [[service]], may have additional votes conferred upon them not oftener th
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• Salvington
  ...vinity]]. This is the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_executive chief executive] of the [[universe]], the [[personal]] [[associate]] of the [[Creator Son]] ...aughters of the local universe] are forthcoming, and soon thereafter the [[government]] of such a [[creation]] is provided, extending from the [https://nordan.da
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• Secretary
  *3 : an officer of [[state]] who superintends a [[government]] [[administrative]] department <the secretary of labor> The executive '''secretary''' (sometimes called executive assistant, administrative assistant or associate) has a myriad of [[adminis
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• 72:11 Military Preparedness
  ...]], and the chiefs of all military departments become members of the chief executive's cabinet. [[Category:Paper 72 - Government on a Neighboring Planet]]
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• Election
  .../www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judiciary judiciary], and for regional and local [[government]]. This [[process]] is also used in many other [[private]] and [[business]]
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• System Sovereign
  ...ereign'''. In our local universe these sovereigns are entrusted with large executive responsibilities, unusual personal prerogatives. Not all universes, even in ...s, Lanaforge, the first assistant to the erring chief, seized the reins of government and so conducted the affairs of the system that comparatively few personali
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• 2009-10-20-Monjoronson Q & A Session 71
  *Changes to Planetary Government: ...n for events soon to happen, I am wondering how this affects the planetary government structure on Urantia. For this reason I submit the following questions:
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• Lanaforge
  ...vereign]]. In our local universe these sovereigns are entrusted with large executive responsibilities, unusual personal prerogatives. Not all [[universe]]s, eve ...s, Lanaforge, the first assistant to the erring chief, seized the reins of government and so conducted the affairs of the system that comparatively few personali
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• 50:2 Planetary Administration
  ...[Michael]], while in [[immediate]] [[authority]] they are subject to the [[executive]] [[mandates]] of the [[System Sovereigns]]. [[Category: Planetary Government]]
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• 45:2 The System Sovereign
  ...In our [[local universe]] these [[sovereigns]] are intrusted with large [[executive]] [[responsibilities]], unusual [[personal]] [[prerogatives]]. Not all [[un ...anaforge]], the first assistant to the erring chief, seized the reins of [[government]] and so conducted the affairs of [[the system]] that [[comparatively]] few
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• Administration
  ...r carrying on of the details of [[government]]; hence, sometimes, used for government. ...utive part of the legislature; the ministry; now often loosely called the ‘Government.’
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• Jurisdiction
  ...law and the powers of the [[executive]] and [[legislative]] branches of [[government]] to allocate [[resources]] to best serve the needs of its native [[society
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• Ambassador
  ...sents their country and are usually accredited to a foreign [[sovereign]], government, or to an international organization, to serve as the official representati In everyday usage it applies to the ranking government representative stationed in a foreign |capital. The host country typically
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