I believe that the answer is B.
<span>Marbury, in his suit against Secretary of State Madison, was wanting to receive his commission as a newly-appointed Justice of the Peace. Since Thomas Jefferson had just taken office as President at the time, he felt that these new appointments, since they didn't receive said commissions on time, were void. The Court found that Marbury had the right to his commission, but Madison could not be forced to deliver it to him.</span>
<em>11. If you come to England, it will be a good </em><em>opportunity</em><em> </em><em>for you to improve your English.</em>
Answer:
1.) fair trade is Essentially a way for underdeveloped country's to get a fair deal on goods from other more developed country's but it also helps them grow and develop/ reach a sustainable trading state.
2.) In 2016 Cadbury stated they were going to remove the fair trade logo from their brand and replace it with Mondelez's in-house Cocoa Life program.
3.) this is a decision for you so I can't do this one
4.) I do believe it would make some impact on Cadbury as they are a pretty well known company. it could decrease their sales drastically and other's in the fair trade agreement would frown upon it.
5.) it shouldn't because companies and people are allowed to do what they want to do if they think it will benefit them and if it hurts them then they will learn a valuable lesson.as for their reputation I don't feel that people would be worried about it cause their products are enjoyed by many.
hopefully this helps :)