Difference between revisions of "Executive Agreement"

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'''Executive Agreement''' is an agreement, which does not require the approval of the [[Senate]], between the United States and another country. This is different from a treaty.  
 
'''Executive Agreement''' is an agreement, which does not require the approval of the [[Senate]], between the United States and another country. This is different from a treaty.  
  
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Latest revision as of 14:45, March 29, 2018

Executive Agreement is an agreement, which does not require the approval of the Senate, between the United States and another country. This is different from a treaty.