- •Unit I history and sources of english law
- •Verb Noun Adjective
- •The Concise Oxford Dictionary
- •Language practice and comprehaension check
- •Disadvantages of case law
- •Unit II constitution
- •Language practice and comprehension check.
- •Overriding power, key powers, ultimate legal power, legal framework, lawful heir, military dictatorship
- •Constitute, institute, substitute, restitution, constituency
- •Oliver Cromwell;
- •Short Parliament;
- •Long Parliament.
- •Pretensions - (often pl) a claim to possess
- •Adjective noun verb
- •1) Free and fair; 5) Evolutionary and constitutional;
- •Scotland Act 1998
- •1998 Chapter 46
- •Language practice and comprehension check
- •Prejudice
- •4) Set/to place
- •8) Settle
- •Outlawed or exiled Deny or defer
- •Unit III monarchy
- •Financing the monarchy
- •Task IV. Add negative prefixes where possible:
- •B) Supply the correct derivatives of the words in the right column
- •Unit IV parliament
- •Increasing Parliamentary Influence
- •* Text 3 legal history of parliament
- •Notes to the text
- •Task II a) Match the words on the right with their synonyms on the left:
- •Parliament under Reform
- •The government’s reform of the Lords heralds the end of constitutionally-enshrined aristocratic government in Britain.
- •Variations on this procedure
- •Freedom of Speech
- •Breach of Privilege
- •Punishment for Contempt
- •Privileges of the House of Lords
- •Unit V the executive
- •Language practice and comprehension check
- •Notes to the text
- •Text 3 the growth of the executive
- •Notes to the text
- •Language practice and comprehension check
- •Text 4 “hollowed-out government”
- •Task III a) Look up the usage of “government” in the following word combinations:
- •B) Use “state” or “government” in the following sentences:
- •Task IV Name the issues raised in the article
- •Task V If you were a Member of Parliament would you approve or reject each of the following Current reforms, give your reasons:
- •Unit I history and sources of english law
- •Unit II
- •Task II
- •Task III
- •Task II
- •Task III
- •Unit III text 1 task I
- •Task V
- •Text 4. Task II
- •Unit IV parliament
- •Task VI
- •Task VI
- •Unit V the executive
- •Task III
Task II
1) b; 2) c; 3) b; 4) b; 5) c; 6) a; 7)b.
Task III
1) others; 2) each; another; 3)each; 4) the other; 5) each other; 6)either; 7) each other; 8) another; 9) each, neither, the other.
TEXT 7
TASK I
To describe – description; to require – requirement; to reject – rejection ;
to achieve – achievement; to identify – identification (identity); to clarify – clarification (clarity); to pronounce – pronouncement; to declare – declaration;
to state – statement; to maintain – maintenance; to obey – obedience; to refuse – refusal; to violate – violation; to export – export; to regard – regard;
to appoint – appointment; to imagine – imagination
TASK IV
Developed; applied; honouring; changing; analyzed; inducing; called; involving; developed; interpreting; being challenged; construed; upholding; contained.
TASK VI
Immoral, illegal, unaccepted, indirectly, to devalue, to misuse, invalid, non-democratic, impersonal.
TASK VII
Rights and duties; better or worse; public or private; guilt or innocence; followed or preceded; to acquit or to convict; chaos or order; wholly or partly; war and peace; crime and punishment; to break a law or to obey the law; contrary to or in accordance with.
Unit III text 1 task I
executive power – the part of government that makes certain that laws are being applied as planned.
power of attorney an authority given by one person to another to act on his behalf
resulting powers правомочия, вытекающие из положений закона или из других правомочий
war powers амер. право на объявление войны
emergency powers – powers conferred by government regulations during a state of emergency чрезвычайные полномочия
legal powers - полномочие, урегулированное правом, правомочие
government of powers – полномочное, правомочное правительство
statutory powers - право, правомочие по закону
TASK II
to exercise authority — осуществлять правление
to assume authority — взять власть
to undermine authority — подрывать авторитет
to delegate authority — передавать власть
parental authority — родительская воля
government authority — правительственные структуры
occupation authority — оккупационные власти
to carry authority — иметь влияние
the authority of the judiciary — полномочия судебной власти
TASK III
Alternative view; obscure concept; ceremonial and symbolic function; political significance; official capacity; executive power; corporation sole; legal powers.
TASK V
1. However, the Crown in its official capacity must be separated from the Queen since under the Crown Proceedings Act 1947 the Crown can be sued but not the Queen in her personal capacity.
2. A corporation sole is an office, which is a person separate from the individual who holds the office at any given time and which therefore exists permanently, not being affected by the death of the office holder.
3. However, the crown is an obscure concept, particularly as to whether the Crown and the Queen are the same.
TASK VII possesses; is exempt; has entered; are funded; are funded; can be increased.
TEXT 3
TASK II
1) can, must; 2) have to; 3) should ; 4) must; 5) might; 6) should, should; 7) must; 8) could, could, could; 9) can; 10) have to; 11) must.
TASK III
to abolish elections; to propose legislation; to exercise power/a personal choice; to appoint a prime minister; to influence opinion; to form a government; to produce an overall majority; to dissolve Parliament; to summon the leader; to advise a dissolution; to determine the electorate’s preference; to give assent; to command a majority; to dismiss a government
