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subordinate political power

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A quick definition of subordinate political power:

Subordinate political power is a type of power that is subject to some external control because there is a higher power that can limit or direct its actions. This is different from sovereign political power, which is absolute and uncontrolled within its own sphere. Political power is the ability to influence the activities of the government, and it can be held by individuals or groups.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Subordinate political power refers to the power that is subject to external control because there exists some superior constitutional power that can prevent, restrict, direct, or annul its operation. It is not absolute and uncontrolled within its own sphere of operation.

Example: The governor of a state has subordinate political power because their power is subject to the control of the federal government. The federal government can prevent or restrict the governor's actions if they are deemed unconstitutional or against federal laws.

Explanation: The example illustrates how the governor's power is not absolute and uncontrolled within their own sphere of operation. The federal government has the power to prevent or restrict the governor's actions, making their power subordinate to the federal government's power.

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