Question

presidential declarations that are issued along with legislative bill signings that express reservations about parts of a bill or announce an unwillingness to enforce aspects of the bill are known as the veto. executive agreements. executive orders. signing statements. question 31 1 pts directives that the president issues to subordinates in the executive branch that have the force of law are known as the veto. executive agreements. executive orders. signing statements.

Explanation:

1. For the first question, signing statements are presidential declarations issued when signing legislative bills that express reservations about parts of the bill or an unwillingness to enforce aspects of it. A veto is the rejection of an entire bill by the president. Executive agreements are pacts between the president and foreign - state leaders. Executive orders are directives to executive - branch subordinates with the force of law.
2. For the second question, executive orders are directives that the president issues to subordinates in the executive branch and have the force of law. A veto is about rejecting a bill, executive agreements are international pacts, and signing statements are about bill - signing declarations.

Answer:

1. signing statements
2. executive orders