Sentence examples for degree of executive from inspiring English sources

Each has exercised a degree of executive power rare in most big cities, having managed the twin threats of a meddlesome state government in Albany and a sometimes truculent city council.

Anyone who doubts the degree of executive branch pliability in this realm needs to consider this: The party that urged the Supreme Court not to grant the victims' appeal because the illegality of torture was not "clearly established" was the Obama Justice Department.

The degree of executive dysfunction in PD patients correlated positively to hypometabolism score in the frontal lobe, whereas visuospatial function impairment correlated to occipito-parietal reduction in FDG uptake.

An intriguing question remains whether there is a difference in the degree of executive control, that is employed [ 20] between our two groups, or the efficiency with which it is applied [ 6].

As noted, the selective activation for reversible object-embedded sentences observed in left premotor and supplementary motor areas suggests a process under some degree of executive control, which may involve reanalysis.

Given the lack of domain specificity of the animal naming test (impaired for example by poor concentration) the sub-criterion was not considered to be fulfilled unless impairment in this test was corroborated by some degree of executive impairment reported by the informant.

Today, South African judges enjoy a high degree of independence from executive interference.

She said there are also questions "over the degree of influence the executive has on trial outcomes" when it comes to cases where Shia activists are sentenced to death.

"I was surprised at the degree of access bank executives had to people at the very top, it was certainly easier access... than the regulators had," King said.

As explained by Wimmer et al. (2009, p. 317), "this data set records all politically relevant ethnic groups minorities and majorities, and their degree of access to executive-level state power – from total control of the government to overt political discrimination and exclusion.

The residential program there operates on weeklong sessions because of the more generous vacation leave allowance in France, said Kristen Lynas, Insead's director of executive degrees.