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Who has the ultimate authority to decide whether or not a fedeal law or action is Constitutional or not?
Supreme Court
What is a Fedeal income tax?
A income tax is a tax levied on the income of individuals or business.
Is the navy fedeal credit union check you received from Steve holloman good?
I too have received a check from this man. I do not think it to be real. You know what they say, if its to good to be true .... it probably is!!!!!
is there anyone who can help with fedeal grants applications ?
they recommend charging for 8-16 hours depending on the use,and if replacing they are inexpensive less than a car battery but depends on the chair,prices vary
Which cities in Australia have a population of more than 100 000?
Each of the Australian state capitals has a population well over 100 000, as does the Fedeal capital. These are:CanberraSydneyMelbourneAdelaideBrisbanePerthDarwinHobartRegional cites with more than 100 000 are: Gold CoastToowoombaNewcastleWollongongTownsvilleCairnsGeelong
Who were the 2 sides involved in civil war?
North vs South, the Confederacy vs The Union. 11 southern slave states declared their secession from the US states and was led by Jefferson Davis in a fight against the US Fedeal Government (the Union)
Theft of mail- Neighbors still packages from mailbox What can be done?
This can be both a local and Fedeal offense. Best thing to do would be to go to your local post office and ask to speak to the Postmaster. The US Postal Service has its own police and investigatory arm. You can notify you local police as well. In both cases it would be best to be armed with some kind of evidence. Photos, video, witnesses, etc.
What are fedeal taxes?
On the individual taxpayer gross wages from an employer you have social security and medicare taxes, and income taxes which would be the federal tax that would be withheld from the employee gross wages. You should get this information from your employer payroll department as they will be the one that would know how much FICA, federal income tax, state income, local taxes, etc they will have to withhold from your hourly pay or gross pay for the pay period. They will do this before they issue your net take home paycheck to you
How much does it cost to keep someone alive?
This question is like "How long is a piece of string?" The answer depends on the situation, location and condition of the person. * A normal healthy person can get along on a few dollars a day (e.g. a street person or a student traveller can get by on $10 to $30 a day) * A prisoner in a fedeal institution can cost up to $100,000 a year for all associated costs * A hospital room can run $1000/day, ICU much more. * Some medications cost $2000/injection for several injections aday * An organ transplant can cost $100,000 or more withot subsequent care * An astronaut needs millions of dollars of support for each flight * Pharmacist provided medications are $1 to $100 a pill. * Poverty levels in most locations are $20,000/yr.
Why was there a disagreement in Germany on the stoplight?
I don't know if this is the right answer to your question, but there was a controversy about which Ampelmaennchen to use. Ampelmaennchen are the symbolic person shown on traffic lights. There are three different types in Germany, the East Ampelmaennchen (female and male) used in the GDR, the West and the modern type.The east Ampelmaennchen is much loved and it's one of the most recognizable symbols for the GDR. People don't want to loose it and don't want it replaced by either of the other two. The decision on which type to use is made by the fedeal state.Here's the GDR Ampelmaennchenhttp:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ampelmaenner.jpgthe West German typehttp:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ampelmaennchen_West.jpgand the modern typehttp:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ampelmaennchen_Pan.jpgI guess the GDR Ampelmaennchen is just more loveable and it's also part of Ostalgie (a word meaning nostalgia for East Germany) http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostalgie
What are the different names for Mexico City?
Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico City) or Distrito Federal(Federal District).Mexico City is the capital of a federal republic. As such, it sits within an independent entity, not belonging to any of Mexico's states. Such entity is known as DF and has the same attributes of Washington, DC.
Who does the prime minister and premier of Canada appoint?
In Canada, the Prime Minister is appointed by the Governor General (the Queen's representative). The Governor General selects the person who is best able to command the support of a majority of members of the elected House of Commons.Once a general election has concluded, the incumbent prime minister has the right to meet the new House of Commons to test whether it supports the current Government. If the Government is defeated on any early key votes, then the prime minister must tender the resignation of the Government to the Governor General. If the prime minister anticipates that the Government would be defeated right away, then the prime minister can tender the Government's resignation before the House has met. The Governor General would then appoint a new prime minister.What this means, in practice, is that whenever one party holds a majority of seats, the leader of that party becomes the prime minister. When no party holds a majority of seats, the incumbent prime minister can attempt to continue to govern, provided that she or he can command the support of a majority of the House. The Governor General only exercises discretion in the appointment of the prime minister in the event that there is no party with a majority of seats.In Australia, the system is different, as the Prime Minister appoints the Governor General, not the other way around. The Prime Minister begins by winning preselection in any given electorate to represent the people of that electorate. He/she must win the Federal election in his/her division in order to become a member of the Lower House of Parliament, the House of Representatives. After this, the only criteria required is that he/she be elected as party Leader by the Party he/she represents. Then, whichever party wins the majority of seats in the Fedeal election, the party leader automatically becomes the Prime Minister, and will be sworn in by the Governor General, usually within a few days of the election.
