Preble's (1899) early revisionary account of the genus Zapus provides an annotated list of the names which had been proposed for American jumping mice to that date.
He has always a right to give his opinion in the exercise of his revisionary authority, and when he does, we will deliberately and respectfully attend to it.
Let them have a share in the Revisionary power, and they will have an opportunity of taking notice of these characters of a law, and of counteracting, by the weight of their opinions the improper views of the Legislature.
The object he conceived of the Revisionarypower was merely to secure the Executive department ag^{st} legislative encroachment.
Mason observed that the defence of the Executive was not the sole object of the Revisionary power.
Judges will outnumber the Executive, the revisionary check would be thrown entirely out of the Executive hands, and instead of enabling him to defend himself, would enable the Judges to sacrifice him.
If he is to court the same influence for his re-appointment, will he not make his revisionary power, and all the other functions of his administration subservient to the views of the large States.
His revisionary power in particular would be rendered altogether insignificant.
It would give a confidence to the Executive, which he would not otherwise have, and without which the Revisionary power would be of little avail.
Nat^l Judiciary should be associated with the Executive in the Revisionary power.
On a question for enabling two thirds of each branch of the Legislature to overrule the revisionary check, it passed in the affirmative sub silentio; and was inserted in the blank of M^r Gerry's motion.
The revisionary duty was an extraneous one, calculated for collateral purposes.
Mason was for giving all possible weight to the revisionary institution.
On the question for joining the Judges to the Executive in the revisionary business, Mass.
An association of the Judges in his revisionary function w^d both double the advantage and diminish the danger.
Seconds motion to include a portion of the Judiciary with the Executive in revisionary power over laws.
M^r Williamson, was for substituting a clause requiring 2/3 for every effective act of the Legislature, in place of the revisionary provision.
If the Unity of the Executive was preferred for the sake of responsibility, the policy of it is as applicable to the revisionary as to the executive power.
In his revisionary treatment of the American races of Mustela rixosa, Myron H.
The first paper that could be regarded as revisionary in nature was "Remarks on the species of the genus Mustela" by the zoologist and world-traveler, Charles L.
These proceedings, however, do not furnish any decisive evidence of the nature and purpose of the revisionary check.
The function intended for it by its advocates related exclusively to the exercise of the revisionary check upon legislation.
Revisionary control over, where to be lodged, 239.
To the executive, the duty had been assigned, which the name of the office implies, of executing the laws; to which had been added a revisionary check upon legislation, and the appointment to offices in cases not otherwise provided for.
Only body fit to have revisionarycontrol over appointments, 239.
No one desired that a sole power of appointment should be vested in the President alone; it was universally conceded that there must be a revisionary control lodged somewhere, and the only question was where it should be placed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "revisionary" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
