Sentence examples for Following the executive from inspiring English sources

Following the executive order, new rules announced by Mr Trump's administration last month included plans to send undocumented people to Mexico, even if they are not Mexicans, and expand the criteria for immediate deportations.

Following the executive meeting, a Welsh Labour spokesman said: "The Welsh Labour executive committee today considered the Williams Commission's map of 12 local authorities - with Swansea, Carmarthenshire and Powys as they currently are - and will conduct a further three-month period of consultation within the party upon the map.

Protests erupted Saturday following the executive order, putting pressure on prominent members of the tech industry and executives to come out against the immigration ban.

Earlier on Sunday a US judge issued a temporary halt to the deportation of visa holders or refugees stranded at airports following the executive order.

A Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) spokesman said: "The government put forward a better package on pensions and we were expecting to hear the FBU's views with a further meeting scheduled for Thursday [7 August] following the executive meeting to make further progress.

In fact, in the year following the executive order, the total value of equipment distributed through the program actually increased.

He and his Senate allies should require the ICE authorities to follow the executive order and provide some real teeth to it, so it isn't just some empty promise.

According to the Minister of Health, the theme follows the executive power's concern with making efforts to improve work conditions and serve as motivation for nursing professionals to continue working with their characteristic zeal and dedication [ 13].

Surely we don't want to follow the executives' vision and treat children as inanimate objects.

Following the vote, executive director Hagai El-Ad said: "The boycott law will lead to unprecedented harm to freedom of expression in Israel and will bring justified criticism against Israel from abroad.

Following the first executive committee meeting of his fifth term in office, Blatter also condemned a "hate" campaign by Uefa, which had opposed his re-election and backed his rival, Prince Ali bin al-Hussein.