So considering all of these facts in my point of view British government hasn’t got any rights to still keep them in their museum. The marbles should be reunited in their original nature so all of them will be together in one place. And some people argue that the marbles should retain staying in Britain because if they will return to Greece no one will come to watch them and it will be left in shadow. I understand how many people will come to take a look at marbles at Britain, but if they are so forward to have a look at them it won’t be a problem to take a flight to Greece and have a look at them. So why not
When the Labour government implemented these laws they protected traditional parliamentary sovereignty. Unlike Germany or the USA where judges can annul legislations that are found to be in breach of the human rights act. In the UK however judges can only issue a declaration of incompatibility which sends the legislation back to parliament so that they can make changes to suit the HRA. It is difficult to declare on this subject whether or not there have been enough reforms on the Human Rights Act as through one viewpoint it is important to sometimes evade Human Rights to catch potential terrorists on the other hand millions of people have had to sacrifice their right to private life as has been found with the major scandal of NSA spying on internet records. Some people may argue that if you have nothing to hide you should not fear however people still should be able to have
12 years later, he became a member of parliament for Cambridge. His ambition was to turn England into a republic. He did many good things but also some very bad things. Many people think he was a very bad person but some people believed strongly in what he did. Before the 1600s, when there was a war, people would have been picked off the street and been given weapons but not trained or qualified to fight.
The strongest argument presented is source 6.2 because it shows you why they should come back to Greece and what will happen when the sculptures have been returned back to Greece. Another reason why I believe it’s the strongest is because it shows why it should be returned back to the original siting. The weakest one is Source 6.3 because it doesn’t have many reasons as to why the marbles should be kept in Britain. See if you can classify the various arguments presented in these two sources into any of the following categories: factual, legal, ethical or moral, specious, spurious. Justify your choices.
Many believe they should have devoted scarce resources on industrial recovery rather spending them on the National Health Service. Focusing on post-war times by investing into modernization would have greatly changed Britain, it would have created more efficient production methods which would have satisfied the rising consumerism of the British public. Failing to modernize meant that Britain wasnt growing industrially. Secondly, the Attlee government failed to make attempts to move towards the EU which was beginning to spread across the English Channel. The labour party even declined invitations into the European Union.
They are merely taking advantage of us. Finally, Locke establishes that “the power the every individual gave the society when he entered into it can never revert to the individuals again.” Even though Locke’s writing supports the dissolution of the British government, Samuel Johnson does not agree. For example, Johnson explains that in a very large part of every community the people only care for themselves, and by only caring for themselves, it can blind them of seeing what is actually in the “nearest good.” Johnson is stating that being connected to the British government is America’s “nearest good”, and by disconnecting from their rule, the community will be disconnecting from what is actually good for them. This however is not true because the control of the British on us is getting out of hand and we must rebel. In agreement with Samuel Johnson, Samuel Seabury also states that getting away from the British will not be beneficial to us.
It is very obvious from the way Hamilton Spoke in Federalist no. 78 that he didn’t take a care for the judicial system because it doesn’t affect what he is most concerned with, which is the wealth of society. In all actuality I think the Federalist Founders would be surprised by the judicial system if they could see it present day 2012. I think the Founders would be very shocked at how the Supreme Court creates the standard procedure for everyone else in the United States. 1788 which was the year that Hamilton wrote Federalist no.
One of the major reasons of Drayton manor to stay local is that it would be hard for them to build another Drayton manor they would rather improve this one, as to build a theme park you need a lot of finances and in UK there aren’t any theme parks who have their branches anywhere else there are only singular theme parks not like America where they have six flags in different parts of America. The person responsible for Drayton manor is the CEO and Managing Director of Drayton manor is Colin Bryan who is the son of George Bryan who originally bought the land where they slowly built Drayton manor theme park and other things in that land, Drayton manor is a family so when George Bryan passes away the Drayton manor theme park was rightfully was given to his
Ancient Essay Sept. 30, 2010 Modern: Elgin Marbles “Dull is the eye that will not weep to see; Thy walls defaced, thy mouldering shrines removed; By British hands, which it had best behoved; To guard those relics ne'er to be restored. Curst be the hour when from their isle they roved, And once again thy hapless bosom gored, And snatch'd thy shrinking gods to northern climes abhorred!” Lord Byron (Childe Harold). When the Parthenon was built between 447 B.C. and 432 B.B. there were three sets of sculptures, the metopes, the frieze, and the pediments.
In Greece you don´t have to pay taxes before the house is finished, so people thought they were crazy when they finished the house. Western is all of a piece, but how much plaster you get on depends on where you are. Computers and cameras may be the same everywhere, but British go to a chemist to buy film, because they used to get developing fluid there. Other nations don´t buy their films at a chemist. She writes that the fear of loosing these differences makes people scared of getting close to EC.