Of, relating to, caused by, or affecting life or living organisms: biological processes such as growth and digestion. 2. Having to do with biology. 3. Related by genetic lineage: the child's biological parents; his biological sister. 4. Being male or female by having the chromosomes for that sex: a biological female. 5. Of or relating to biological weapons: biological warfare.
The fight between the colonists and the British over enforcement of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 was one of many political battles between the British and their subjects in America. The colonists did not feel the law respected their needs for growth, so they ignored the Proclamation and headed forth into the west.
) that Congress cannot override. In mid-2006 a bipartisan panel of the American Bar Association condemned President Bush's use of signing statements, maintaining that they often flouted the constitutional separation of powers, undermined the rule of law, and set a potentially harmful precedent.n the United States, such statements have traditionally been comparatively neutral declarations commenting on a piece of legislation in one of several ways: addressing the needs a given law serves, instructing subordinates on its implementation, making favorable comments, or disagreeing with a portion of the law.