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1congress' monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, performed mainly through hearings5 sets
2the power of congress to oversee how laws are carried out4 sets
3ongoing process of congressional monitoring of the executive branch to ensure that the latter complies with the law3 sets
4congress' monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, performed mainly through hearings.3 sets
5congress's monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, performed mainly through hearings2 sets
6congress' monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, performed mainly though hearings.2 sets
7a continuing review by congress of how effectively the executive branch carries out the laws congress passes2 sets
8overseeing how laws are carried out1 set
9congressional review of activities of an agency, department, or office, watchdog duty, makes sure that federal agencies are doing their job1 set
10one of congress's most important tasks, the investigation and evaluation of the performance of corresponding executive agencies and departments to check the power of the executive branch1 set
11one of congress's most important tasks... in order to check the power of the executive branch, congressional committees investigate and evaluate the performance of corresponding executive agencies and departments.1 set
12congress's monitoring of the burequcracy and its administration of policy, performed mainly though hearings1 set
13congress's monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, perfprmed mainly through hearings.1 set
14the review of a law executed by the excecutive branch1 set
15congress' monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, performed mianly through hearings1 set
16involves a continuing review of how effectively the excutive branch carries out the laws congress passes1 set
17the general term for how congress checks the effectiveness of the executive branch in administering laws passed by congerss.1 set
18in some ways. congress can exercise more control over the executive branch than the president, congress must make sure that programs are being administered as they had intended and that money is being spent wisely1 set
19hg1 set
20review of executive branch programs by lawmakers1 set
21congress creates and can eliminate administrative agencies, or can re-assign certain powers from one agency to another, or expand or restrict powers delegated to an agency. legislative veto, process by where house or senate could veto agency regulations, was used for a time, but ended with ins v. chada, 462 u.s. 919 (1983), when s. ct. decided veto was legislative act, and needed to be approved by both house and senate and signed by president to be effective. statutes enacted overriding agency rules could be enacted. congress can limit appropriations, and retains some control over personnel through approval of senate for some appointments.1 set
22one of congress’s most important tasks. in order to check the power of the executive branch, congressional committees investigate and evaluate the performance of corresponding executive agencies and departments.1 set
23one of congress's most importat tasks, the investigation and evaluation of the performance of corresponding executive agencies and departments to check the power of the executive branch1 set
24a continuing review by congress of how effectively the executive branch carries out the laws congress passes.1 set
25congress monitoring bureacracy and its administration of policy, performed at hearings1 set
26the process thru which the legislature evaluates the implementation of public policy by executive branch agencies1 set
27the process of monitoring the bureaucracy and its administration of policy1 set
28a committee’s investigation of government agencies to ensure they are acting as congress intends1 set
29congress's monitoring of the bureaucracy and it's administration of policy, performed mainly through hearings.1 set
30congress's monitoring of the bureaucracy and its administration of policy, performed mainly thorugh hearings1 set