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term of four years and can only be re-elected for

one more term.
The President was originally intended to be little more than a ceremonial Head of State, as well as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, but the Federal government’s increasing involvement in the Nation’s economic life and its prominent role in international affairs, where secrecy and speed are often essential, has increased the importance of the Presidency over Congress.

program to Congress, although the President, the Cabinet and staff

are not, and cannot be, members of Congress. This means that the various bills must be introduced into the House of Representatives or Senate by their members. The President is consequently completely powerless when faced by an uncooperative Congress. Given also the difficulties in ensuring that the laws passed are effectively implemented by the federal bureaucracy, it has been said that the President’s only real power is the power to persuade.
The President is assisted by the members of the Cabinet who administer 11 major departments. Though they rank as the President’s chief advisers, in recent decades members of President’s administration have generally more influence on him.

not very well defined by the Constitution, which gives him

or her no other task than presiding over the debates in the Senate, where he may only vote in the case of a tie. Yet the Vice President takes over from the President in case of death, resignation, or sickness, which has already happened on eight occasions. To try and attract able men to this otherwise unimportant, mainly ceremonial post, Vice Presidents have recently been given more important tasks, especially in foreign affairs.
The residence of the Administration is the White House.
Inaugurations of Presidents and Vice Presidents take place on January 20 of every year following a national election. These ceremonies are held on a platform erected over the great steps on the East front of the Capitol Building. The oath of office is administered by the Chief Justice of the United States.

articles & tenses;
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is _____ for a term of four years.
choosechoose;
re-elect;
elected;
2. The

President now ______ a full legislative program to Congress.
proposes;
suggests;
intends;
Given also the difficulties in ensuring that the laws passed are effectively _______ by the federal bureaucracy.
introducedintroduced;
implemented;
used;

Cabinet who administer 11 major departments.
assisted;
cooperated;
helpedhelped;
5. The Role of

the Vice President is not very well _____ by the Constitution.
explainedexplained;
shown;
defined;
6. These ceremonies are held on a platform _______ over the great steps on the East front of the Capitol Building.
straight;
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directeddirected;

more than a ceremonial Head of State, as well as

Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, but the Federal government’s increasing involvement in the Nation’s economic life and its prominent role in international affairs, where secrecy and speed are often essential, has increased the importance of the Presidency over Congress.
The President now proposes a full legislative program to Congress, although the President, the Cabinet and staff are not, and cannot be, members of Congress. This means that the various bills must be introduced into the House of Representatives or Senate by their members.

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the Cabinet who administer 11 major departments. Though they rank

as the President’s chief advisers, in recent decades members of President’s administration have generally more influence on him.
The Role of the Vice President is not very well defined by the Constitution, which gives him or her no other task than presiding over the debates in the Senate, where he may only vote in the case of a tie. Yet the Vice President takes over from the President in case of death, resignation, or sickness, which has already happened on eight occasions.

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power of the President;
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defined by the Constitution,

which that gives him or her no
other task than presiding over the debates in the
Senate, where he may only vote in the case of a tie.
Yet the Vice President takes up over from the President in
case of death, resignation, or sickness, which has its
already happened on the eight occasions. To try and
attract able men to this otherwise unimportant, mainly
ceremonial post, Vice Presidents have recently been
given more important tasks then, especially in foreign affairs.

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C;
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B;
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C;
B;

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II. Tenses
Is /can;
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Brain. Russian-English English-Russian Dictionary/ Moscow, 2004.