Separated Institutions Sharing Power

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Separated Institutions Sharing Power

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Definition: The principle that, as a way to limit government, its powers should be divided among separate branches, each of which also shares in the power of the others as a means of checking and balancing them. Sentence: The result of separated institutions sharing power is that no one branch can exercise power decisively without the support or acquiescence of the others.

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