Japan: Its History and Culture |
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第 190 頁
The number one positions , from prime minister to local mayor , were held by Chinese , but they acted merely as rubber stamps . The real power was held by their assistants in the number two position , who were invariably Japanese .
The number one positions , from prime minister to local mayor , were held by Chinese , but they acted merely as rubber stamps . The real power was held by their assistants in the number two position , who were invariably Japanese .
第 193 頁
... a measure of control over the cabinet and the civilian ministers which was impossible , for instance , in Great Britain , where the cabinet functioned as a body under the prime minister and was responsible as a whole to Parliament .
... a measure of control over the cabinet and the civilian ministers which was impossible , for instance , in Great Britain , where the cabinet functioned as a body under the prime minister and was responsible as a whole to Parliament .
第 204 頁
Important provisions concerning the cabinet were contained in Article 66 : The Prime Minister and other Ministers of State shall be civilians . The Cabinet , in the exercise of executive power , shall be collectively responsible to the ...
Important provisions concerning the cabinet were contained in Article 66 : The Prime Minister and other Ministers of State shall be civilians . The Cabinet , in the exercise of executive power , shall be collectively responsible to the ...
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