Sentence examples for branch official from inspiring English sources

The Royal British Legion, Branch Official Bordeaux France.

The Senate version defines a political intelligence contact as "any oral or written communication (including an electronic communication) to or from a covered executive branch official or a covered legislative branch official, the information derived from which is intended for use in analyzing securities or commodities markets, or in informing investment decisions".

As the highest-ranking appointed executive branch official, Clinton's work account should have been riddled with encryption protection, but it's uncertain whether her personal account was subject to the same measures.

He drew then-Justices William Brennan and John Paul Stevens into a debate — the first sitting justices to respond to a challenge by an executive branch official since F.D.R.'s court-packing scheme.

The most common methods of judicial selection abroad are appointment by an executive branch official, which is how federal judges in the United States are chosen, and a sort of civil service made up of career professionals.

Proponents of presidential power have sometimes challenged such statutory limitations on a president's discretion to remove an executive branch official, so if a Republican takes over the White House in 2013 and wants to fire Mr. Cordray, it could set up a new round of litigation over the separation of powers.

He was barred from returning to his office following a row with other branch officials.

A hundred executive branch officials can be involved in vetting a typical C.I.A. covert action.

It is not clear how executive branch officials will react to that provision.

Judges, unlike some executive branch officials, are not required to divest themselves of their stock holdings.

Committees composed entirely of executive branch officials are exempt from the law.