Because they are unelected and arguably combine executive, legislative, and judicial functions, agencies have been criticized as undermining the separation of powers between the three branches of government.
Marton defines the Presidency as a two-person job, a live/work gig that, combining executive and ceremonial roles, necessarily replicates aspects of the royal court.
A key worry was the role of the Attorney General, which combined executive power as a member of the cabinet with a judicial role as the government's chief law officer.
"You can't imagine the bragging rights when an executive tells his friends in Greenwich he golfed last week near, say, Barcelona or St. Tropez," said Brad Ball, a spokesman for Silversea Cruises, which offers charters that go wherever the corporate customer wishes, combining executive meetings with rounds at exclusive courses like Jamaica's Tryall Club.
Designed to take on the big boys of the sporty coupe market (the Mercedes CLS and BMW 5 Series GT) it succeeds in combining executive luxury and all the in-car technology you'd expect (it even has wi-fi) with blisteringly fast performance, seemingly never-ending grip and near track day-quality cornering.
Second, some joint leadership and management appointments were made so that there are senior staff who have combined executive authority over the academic and clinical enterprises.
Thus, short instruments that combine executive and episodic memory assessments appear most promising for accurate case-finding in the GP setting.
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The work forces at the two stations are likely to be significantly reduced as their operations are combined, executives said.
The king combines legislative, executive, and judicial functions.
