Sentence examples for concept of executive from inspiring English sources

Its ham-handed behavior is also gravely damaging the entire concept of executive privilege.

What he said, and what many members of the current administration have claimed, would radically transform this accepted point of law into a completely different and un-American concept of executive power.

The concept of executive privilege, while not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution, has been recognized by courts over the years, though it can be outweighed in compelling circumstances like a criminal investigation.

Mr. Jacobs said the governor was relying on an expansive concept of executive power to circumvent Republican opposition and apparently saw no need to compromise because he was confident that the Democrats would regain control of the Legislature in the November elections.

That led, of course, to the inescapable conclusion that they were so tone-deaf, it never occurred to them that their concept of "executive privilege" just might be a teensy-weensy bit dissonant.

In this theory the concept of executive control is defined as the monitoring, selection and control of cognitive processes.

For years, the concept of an executive physical stress test has been promoted.

It means that there will be new roles for us to play, new levels of meaning to the concept of "senior executive" or "leader" or "mentor" or "advisor" or "entrepreneur".

Working memory capacity is the psychometric notion that comes closest to the concept of central executive [36].

The concept of the chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee being hounded from office can only make international Olympic officials queasy with memories of Juan Antonio Samaranch and other Olympic heavies being grilled by Congressional committees.

These Bush-era "law-free" zones in national security matters, which some have called dictatorial, were based on the legal concept of the "unitary executive".