[lemma=the] ([word=compact] [!□] | □)
[lemma=the] ([word=compact] [!□=□] | □)
[lemma=the] ([word=compact] [!(□ & □)] | □)
Upon the honorable gentleman 's hypothesis , the general government is the result of the compact , the creature of the compact , not one of the parties to it . If the Constitution be a compact between States , still that Constitution , or that compact , has established a government , with certain powers ; and whether it be one of those powers , that it shall construe and interpret for itself the terms of the compact , in doubtful cases , is a question which can only be decided by looking to the compact , and inquiring what provisions it contains on this point . Despite the compact nature of Hong Kong , our road networks cover a total length of over 1,800 kilometres , which is about the distance between Frankfurt and Moscow , or between Boston and Houston . Moog made improvements that led to the compact Minimoog , precursor of the Micromoog . Even among Jefferson and Madison , Watkins notes differences — “ under Jefferson ’ s compact theory each state contracted with every other state in forming the Constitution , whereas Madison viewed the compact as resulting from the collective action of the several states ” ( p.72 ) . The compact Java engine , combined with built-in Web caching features , is designed to enable enterprises to maximize performance for high-volume e-business applications without a corresponding increase in hardware costs . Presenters reviewed the origins of multi-state recognition , the administration of the compact , and the future prospective for states . If the old Confederation had contained a clause , declaring that resolutions of the Congress should be the supreme law of the land , any State law or constitution to the contrary notwithstanding , and that a committee of Congress , or any other body created by it , should possess judicial powers , extending to all cases arising under resolutions of Congress , then the power of ultimate decision would have been vested in Congress under the Confederation , although that Confederation was a compact between States ; and for this plain reason , - - that it would have been competent to the States , who alone were parties to the compact , to agree who should decide in cases of dispute arising on the construction of the compact .