Before the war on terror began the Rumsfeld Defense depart was quiently planing the United States Military Space Service, which would have function as a coequal branch of the military.
42.
Although the votes on both pieces of legislation were overwhelming, there was partisan wrangling behind the scenes, largely attributable to the traditional tensions between the coequal legislative and executive branches.
43.
The narrower particular motivation of the President is to reduce coequal branches of government to vassalage, to place the President above the law, and to justify secret government without accountability.
44.
He taught that humans could progress to an exalted state in which they became coequal with a God who was material, plural, and himself a glorified man existing within time.
45.
To date, the sending denominations of the missionaries in the Philippines have not affirmed the Presbyterian Church of the Philippines as their coequal and fraternal church but only as a mission field.
46.
Rigid rules often make good law, but judgments in areas such as the review of potential conflicts among the three coequal branches of the federal government partake of art as well as science.
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The judiciary, immune from partisan self-interest, usually settles major conflicts between the two elected branches, but the Supreme Court will soon decide a unique case involving its coequal branches.
48.
Although rank establishes echelons of command within the JSDF, all three branches are immediately responsible to the director general and are coequal bodies with the Joint Staff Office and the three staff offices.
49.
His court opinions helped lay the basis for United States constitutional law and made the Supreme Court of the United States a coequal Secretary of State under President John Adams from 1800 to 1801.
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The distinction grew not only out of the deference the court has historically given Congress as a coequal branch of government, but from the Court's understanding of Section 5 of the 14th Amendment.
