A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali
A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali
A Glossary of Constitutional Terms: English / Nepali
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59. appointment n. An act <strong>of</strong> nominating or appointingfor a post, etc.60. appropriate vt. To allocate money or goods to apurpose or to take for one's own use(suggesting improperly) (unlikely)61. appropriation n. (Most likely) the act <strong>of</strong> allocatingpublic money to a purposelgo'lQm -jf ;dojf :yfgsf] lgwf{/0fug]{ sfd_ljlg<strong>of</strong>]hg ug'{-ah]6 afF8kmfF8sf];Gbe{df_ljlg<strong>of</strong>]hgA62. AppropriationAct* n. phraseAn Act that allocates public money(as part <strong>of</strong> the annual governmentbudgeting process)ljlg<strong>of</strong>]hg P]g63. approval n. The act <strong>of</strong> approving cg'df]bg-jf :jLs[lt_64. approve vt. To permit or endorse authoritatively:'approve an appointment'65. arbitrary adj. At one's own will or pleasure; with nogood reason66. arrest n. and vt. (n.) Restraint on a person's liberty (bythe police or a person with authorityor even a private citizen, usually fora crime or suspected crime). Literalmeaning is 'stop'cg'df]bg ug'{-jf :jLs[t ug'{_:j]R5frf/Llu/k\mtf/L -gf=_,kqmg' -lqm=_9A <strong>Glossary</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Constitutional</strong> <strong>Terms</strong>