Sentence examples for branch to make from inspiring English sources

They've got lifetime tenure as federal judges, and they're empowered to look over our shoulder at the executive branch to make sure that these programs aren't being abused.

For 45 years, the Freedom of Information of Act has invigorated American democracy by obliging the executive branch to make public a splendid range of documents.

"Arizona has adopted its own immigration policy, which focuses solely on maximum enforcement and pays no heed to the multifaceted judgments" that immigration law provides for the executive branch to make, the Obama administration wrote in its brief.

Why the word "sequester"? A. In past decades, budget laws have periodically allowed the executive branch to make small across-the-board spending cuts to the levels initially appropriated by Congress.

He caved in at the last minute, citing added language expanding the ability of the executive branch to make exceptions to an appalling requirement that noncitizens suspected of being Qaeda operatives be held in military custody.

It's hard to argue that an executive order exceeds the authority of the executive branch when it reflects decisions that Congress has explicitly and implicitly required the executive branch to make.

We make a pile of small branches to make charcoal.

People often cut branches to make life easier for them, but this group don't need any help.

Some banks have changed the design of their branches to make them feel more like shops or showrooms.

The August theme is "Fantasy Island," and this weekend young participants will use leaves, rocks and branches to make imaginary island creatures.

Bank of America said yesterday that it planned to increase sales of stocks, bonds and other investments by overhauling its branches to make them more attractive to customers who prefer to do their banking and investment business at one site.