Sentence examples for executes the law from inspiring English sources
"The most important thing of this period is that we finish the constitution, so that we have a parliament under the constitution, elected properly, an independent judiciary, and a president who executes the law," Morsi said.
"The most important thing of this period is that we finish the constitution, so that we have a parliament under the constitution, elected properly, an independent judiciary, and a president who executes the law," he added.
The executive branch's purpose is to execute the law, so it is hard to follow the logic of exempting officials of that branch from the law so that they can do so.
Proponents of the "unitary executive" theory have long maintained that Congress should not have the power to protect agencies responsible for executing the law from presidential control.
With the affordability issue, the administration appears to have faithfully executed the law, just as President Obama swore in his inaugural oath.
Proponents of the "unitary executive" theory have long maintained that Congress should not have the power to insulate agencies charged with executing the law from presidential control.
Breyer and Samuel Alito raised the issue of whether the president was sidestepping his constitutional obligations to fully execute the law by opposing Doma.
"It's more symptom of the paralysis than cause, but it has enormous impact on the ability to faithfully execute the law," said Paul Light of New York University, who has studied the trends.
The Congressional Budget Office has said the F.D.A. will need hundreds of millions of dollars in new financing to execute the law, and there appears little chance that Mr. Taylor will get it.
Human-rights professionals often speak of international courts and trials not only as instruments for sorting through the evidence and executing the law but, more grandly, as organs for establishing historical truth as the foundation for delivering justice.
