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Flowersa Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Designate?
Hi what does it mean "designate" in this context?
"The processes of democratization over the centuries have left the monarch with very few real powers, however, and though all legislation is enacted in her name, most of the responsibilities of the queen and her designate is appointed by the queen on the advice of the prime minister. "
"The processes of democratization over the centuries have left the monarch with very few real powers, however, and though all legislation is enacted in her name, most of the responsibilities of the queen and her designate is appointed by the queen on the advice of the prime minister. "
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The person she chooses to act on her behalf.. ie the Governor-General. The last part of your sentence is incorrect grammar.
- The person she chooses to act on her behalf..
- ie the Governor-General.
- The last part of your sentence is incorrect grammar.
- Clive
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The person she chooses to act on her behalf.. ie the Governor-General.
The last part of your sentence is incorrect grammar.
Clive
The last part of your sentence is incorrect grammar.
Clive
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