Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
-A function held exclusively by the President

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The function held exclusively by the President is to grant pardons.

Answer: D 
 Making international treaties is a function of the President, not Congress or the judicial branch.

Answer: H 
 The faithful execution of laws is a duty of the President, as outlined in the Constitution.

Answer: A 
 The Enabling Act is a term that refers to a specific piece of legislation, not a function of the President.

Answer: B 
 The APA (Administrative Procedure Act) outlines the procedures that federal agencies must follow, but it is not a function held exclusively by the President.

Answer: C 
 The delegation doctrine refers to the practice of Congress delegating some of its powers to administrative agencies, and is not specifically related to the President's functions.

Answer: E 
 The judicial branch is responsible for interpreting the law and ensuring that it is applied fairly, but it is not a function held exclusively by the President.

Answer: G 
 Exhausting remedies refers to the requirement that individuals must pursue all available options through an administrative agency before turning to the courts, and is not a function of the President or any other specific branch of government.

Answer: I 
 Congress is responsible for making laws, but it is not a function held exclusively by the President.

Answer: J 
 Enforcing statutory law is a duty of the executive branch, but it is not a function held exclusively by the President.

Match the Most Appropriate Term to the Definition