Sentence examples for branch action from inspiring English sources
This will be a lot smarter than that – this will be about regional action, branch action, this will be sustained action.
The device, attached over the preceding 50 years to some 200 federal statutes, enabled Congress to block an executive branch action by a vote of one or both houses, without the need to present a bill for the president's signature.
Sir William Macpherson and his inquiry panel stated "we hope and expect that implementation of our recommendations will ensure that the opportunity for radical thinking and root and branch action is seized.
The resolution of disapproval, created in a 1996 law, is a vehicle to allow Congress to overturn an executive branch action and is not subject to filibuster in the Senate.
One way or another, U.S. executive branch action in the tire dispute is imminent.
Now more than ever, executive branch action in defense of families like Becky and Sanne's is imperative.
Almost always, the memorandums, known as call sheets, were careful to avoid any mention of executive branch actions or donors' legislative wishes.
In all 3 branches of gov't., particularly in the executive branch, actions are being taken& statements being made that elevate presumed needs of the moment--needs of "nat'l.
Because executive branch actions are often secret and courts rarely have jurisdiction to review them, the views of the president — and the lawyers he appoints — about the powers the Constitution gives him are far more than an academic discussion.
The Obama administration issued new rules on Thursday for reducing climate-warming methane emissions from the oil and natural gas sector, continuing its string of executive branch actions aimed at addressing climate change.
In this position, Vagins leads the office's civil rights advocacy efforts and develops pro-active strategies on pending federal legislation and executive branch actions concerning racial justice, employment discrimination, pay equity, voting rights, and disability rights.
