The Supreme Court’s unwillingness to settle disputes about the constitutionality of the War Powers Act is an example of the doctrine of , used as a means to decide cases involving conflict between the president and Congress

Political Question.

Explanation:

Political Question is a doctrine in the law which states that some questions are political in nature and thus can not be answered legally. In such cases, the Courts suggests seeking political branches that are accountable for the same. This doctrine is also known as justiciability doctrine or noon-justiciability doctrine.  

The given case of the conflict between the President and the Congress is an example of Political Question. The nature of conflict between the President and the Congress over the War Powers Act is political and need to be resolved accordingly.

The War Powers Act was an act enacted by the Congress in the U. S. laws in 1973, stating that the President should seek the consultation of the Congress also before sending an armed forces overseas.  

So, the correct answer is Political Question.

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