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 Germany - Open Encyclopedia
The head of the Bundestag is the President of the Bundestag.
Directly following the federal election, the Bundestag votes for the president.
While it is customary to serve eight to ten years within either house, there is no limit to the number of terms one may serve.
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 Germany - encyclopedia article about Germany.
The supreme legislative body is the Bundestag (Federal Diet), the parliament, which is elected every four years.
The powers of the Federal President are mostly limited to ceremonial and representative duties, but the signature of the President is required for laws to become effective.
Prussian House of Lords in Leipziger Straße, seat of the Bundesrat, the Federal Council
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 NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Bundestag (Germany)
The overhang seats are distributed according to the vote count separately for each state.
Members serve four-year terms; elections are held every four years (or earlier if a government falls from power).
This body met in Frankfurt and was presided over by the Austrian delegate.
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 Bundestag on Encyclopedia.com
The upper house of the parliament, the Bundesrat [federal council] cannot be dissolved, represents the states (Länder), and receives all government draft legislation before the Bundestag.
The relationship between government and opposition in the Bundestag and House of Commons in the run-up to the Maastricht Treaty.
German Bundestag president arrives in Paris for alliance celebrations.
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 A Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union --B--
After serving in the Bundestag from 1949 to 1957, he was mayor of West Berlin during the Berlin crisis of 1961, when the Wall was built almost overnight.
Elected chairman of the Social Democrats in 1964, within two years he had become foreign minister, a position he held until becoming chancellor in 1969.
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 Christian Life Resources: Life & Family Events
He is an internationally-recognized expert on stem cell research, has testified several times before the U.S. Congress and various state legislatures, and has spoken before the National Academy of Sciences, European Parliament, British Parliament, Canadian Parliament, Australian Parliament, German Bundestag, French Senate, and United Nations.
He has reviewed for professional publications including The Journal of the American Medical Association.
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