Sentence examples for control over executive from inspiring English sources
Voters in Switzerland, which is not an E.U. member, will go to the polls this weekend for a referendum that will decide whether shareholders should have more control over executive compensation.
[There is a] very strong Conservative case for reform – the whole thrust last election was moving power from the centre to the voters and the whole Conservative approach to having a smaller government, limited government and having better parliamentary control over executive".
And both the Reagan and George Bush administrations increased their control over executive agencies to advance a deregulatory agenda, despite opposition from Democratic lawmakers, while also developing legal theories and tactics to increase executive power, like issuing signing statements more frequently.
The same principle applies to legislative control over executive activities.
Other elected officials are agitating for legislation to give shareholders more control over executive pay.
Manipulating cholinergic neurotransmission in the hippocampus, which receives extensive cholinergic innervations, changes the cognitive control over executive function and error monitoring (Carter et al. 1998), suggesting cholinergic involvement in stress responses.
Abe and his ministers claim that the ban on CSD would only be partially lifted and that there would be many checks and controls over executive decision.
When she came to Harvard, she wrote an extraordinarily important piece about the nature of executive authority and the president's control over the executive.
The New York Times recently pointed out that, behind the scenes, the administration is continuing to make steady advances particularly through its control over powerful executive agencies.
