- separation of powers (legislative, executive and judicial)
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- separation of powers (legislative, executive and judicial)
This term refers to the division of government responsibilities into distinct branches to prevent any one branch from exercising the core functions of another. It is a principle found in many democratic governments.
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さんけんぶんりつ三権分立をまもる守るto uphold the separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立のげんそく原則principle of separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立にもとづく基づくbased on the separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立のせいど制度system of separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立のかんがえ考えかた方concept of separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立のじゅうよう重要せい性importance of separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立をじつげん実現するto realize the separation of powersさんけんぶんりつ三権分立がきのう機能するto function as a separation of powersりっぽう立法・ぎょうせい行政・しほう司法のさんけんぶんりつ三権分立the separation of powers among legislative, executive, and judicial branchesさんけんぶんりつ三権分立のもと下でのせいじ政治politics under the separation of powers
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