Sentence examples for executive administration from inspiring English sources

In addition, the other condition for exempt status was that someone performed "executive, administration, or professional duties," said Alexander Passantino, a former Acting Administrator of the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division and current partner in the labor law firm of Seyfarth Shaw in a phone interview.

The coalition seeks to promote corporate tax reform as a priority for the incoming executive administration.

As a writer for Stanford Children's Health for more than a dozen years, she covered pediatric and obstetric health, as well as hospital executive administration.

The continuing rise in opioid overdose and overdose death has resulted in the declaration by the current executive administration of the opioid epidemic as a "Public Health Emergency".

What to do, then, for the re-elected executive administration, ordered by the judicial branch to increase education spending but facing revenue shortfalls created by tax cuts?

It is a far broader policy mandate than was embraced by predecessors in both parties, who viewed their role as chief Congressional inquisitor of the executive administration.

But once we accept that they are only human, one must also assume that the framers of our Constitution meant that through lifetime appointment to this highest judicial body of our land, they intended not only to encourage judicial independence, but also to provide a flywheel of continuity over the course of many executive administrations.

During the second half of the twentieth century, Congress repeatedly ceded its constitutional power to declare war to successive executive administrations.

Uber executives, administration officials and Council staff members met on Wednesday afternoon across from City Hall to finalize the terms.

The United States government has studied the threat to commercial airline traffic from light, portable missiles and has discussed its concerns with airline executives, administration officials said today.

As Congress considers legislative responses to the collapse of Enron, President Bush will unveil proposals to protect investors better through faster and more complete disclosure of important financial information, improved auditing standards and new requirements for executives, administration officials said tonight.