Sentence examples for example of executive from inspiring English sources

This is yet another example of executive branch overreach.

The first example of executive overreach I would like to mention concerns arbitrary and indefinite detention.

The second major example of executive overreach are counter-terrorism laws that have been significantly extended over recent years.

Jesus, Barton explained, was not only "the most popular dinner guest in Jerusalem", and "an outdoor man", but a "startling example of executive success".

Several of his party colleagues have decried it as either a job-killer, an energy tax or simply another example of executive overreach.

And it is a virtue to be celebrated loudly because, as the example of executive branch contempt of Congress makes clear, judicial supremacy has become the conventional wisdom in constitutional discourse.

It can be used as a vehicle for discussion both about the role of intelligence services in a democracy, generally, and as an example of executive-legislative balance and negotiations.

An article in Business Day on Tuesday about a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission by the former chief executive of the Raytheon Corporation, Daniel P. Burnham, that will require him to return part of his annual bonus for 2000 included an erroneous example of executives who have faced pressure or agreed to give back bonuses.

Stephen Barclay, a Conservative member of the committee, said the payment revealed Lord Hall had "benefited from the very culture he has pledged to reform and is another example of executives signing off generous pay-offs that they would benefit from in the future".

It was an exceedingly rare example of a case that went to trial and an even rarer example of executives being held financially accountable for their actions.

These are just a few examples of executive powers extended by Parliaments.