Presentment Clause
Presentment Clause is a constitutional doctrine in political science and legal theory that specifies the formal process by which a bill passed by both chambers of the legislature must be presented to the executive for approval or veto before becoming law.
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On the resultative character of present perfect sentences
Ilse Depraetere · Journal of Pragmatics · 1998 · 69 citations
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