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Directions (83-87): In the following passage against each number four words are suggested in bold which may or may not fit into the sentence contextually. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five options are given. Find out the most appropriate option reflecting the word which must be replaced to give a contextual meaning to the paragraph. If no such error is there mark (e) i.e. "All are correct", as your answer choice.
(83) The U.K. Supreme Court's landscape ruling that the prorogation of the British Parliament was unlawful has rendered Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s continuance morally untenable. (84) While the judges dwelt at length on the limits of executive power and the detrimental effects of the suspension on the country’s democratic process, they scrupulously steered clear of pronouncing any views on Britain’s withdraws from the EU. Yet, euro sceptics have attacked the verdict as one that was influenced by a pro-remain establishment elite. (85) For his part, Mr. Johnson remains defiant that he may seek another prorogation to compound a fresh session with the Queen’s address. There is no indication that he would step down. Not withstanding its response, the government's options over leaving the EU have considerably reduced. (86) Above all, Mr. Johnson is duty-bound to respect the law enacted by Parliament earlier this month to prevent him from taking the U.K. out of the EU without an agreement on October 31. Failing which, he is obliged to seek a three-month extension under Article 50 of the EU treaty. (87) With the 21 Conservative rebel MPs sacked for defining the whip on that crucial legislation, Mr. Johnson also lost his majority in the Commons during that tumultuous week before the prorogation. His attempt to circumvent the will of Parliament by calling a general election was similarly rebuffed.
(83) The U.K. Supreme Court's landscape ruling that the prorogation of the British Parliament was unlawful has rendered Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s continuance morally untenable. (84) While the judges dwelt at length on the limits of executive power and the detrimental effects of the suspension on the country’s democratic process, they scrupulously steered clear of pronouncing any views on Britain’s withdraws from the EU. Yet, euro sceptics have attacked the verdict as one that was influenced by a pro-remain establishment elite. (85) For his part, Mr. Johnson remains defiant that he may seek another prorogation to compound a fresh session with the Queen’s address. There is no indication that he would step down. Not withstanding its response, the government's options over leaving the EU have considerably reduced. (86) Above all, Mr. Johnson is duty-bound to respect the law enacted by Parliament earlier this month to prevent him from taking the U.K. out of the EU without an agreement on October 31. Failing which, he is obliged to seek a three-month extension under Article 50 of the EU treaty. (87) With the 21 Conservative rebel MPs sacked for defining the whip on that crucial legislation, Mr. Johnson also lost his majority in the Commons during that tumultuous week before the prorogation. His attempt to circumvent the will of Parliament by calling a general election was similarly rebuffed.
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