Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
-The authority of the President to oversee administrative agencies

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The faithful execution of laws refers to the President's authority to oversee administrative agencies and ensure they are carrying out laws in accordance with their intended purpose.

Answer: C 
 The delegation doctrine refers to the authority of Congress to delegate power to administrative agencies, but also limits the extent to which it can do so.

Answer: I 
 Congress has the authority to create and regulate administrative agencies through legislation, including granting them certain powers and responsibilities.

Answer: A 
 An enabling act is a type of legislation passed by Congress that grants administrative agencies the authority to carry out a specific purpose or mission.

Answer: B 
 The APA, or Administrative Procedure Act, lays out the procedures that administrative agencies must follow when carrying out their functions, including providing public notice and an opportunity for comment.

Answer: J 
 The President has the authority to enforce statutory law, including ensuring that administrative agencies are carrying out their obligations in accordance with the law.

Answer: F 
 The President has the authority to grant pardons, which forgive a person for committing a crime or wrongdoing and removes any associated penalties or punishments.

Answer: D 
 The President has the authority to make international treaties, subject to approval by the Senate.

Answer: G 
 The exhaustion of remedies refers to the requirement that individuals must first pursue all available administrative remedies before seeking judicial review of an agency action. The judicial branch is responsible for reviewing administrative actions and ensuring they comply with the law.

Match the Most Appropriate Term to the Definition