Agribusiness perpetuates dirty, mean, exploitative and environmentally deleterious practices because executives' definition of the "best" way to farm is driven by competitive pressures and the bottom line (read: most profitable).
That is because "the acts of the executive are by definition justiciable in its own courts".
This arrangement – where death squads roam under the sole control of the executive – is one definition of dictatorship.
Before the executive action, the definition of a private seller was kind of vague".
They also reveal the key aspects of Becker's hierarchical belief of 'moral quality', of those high in ranks, in this case the executive, which imposes definitions and explanations about facts and events on community members.
It's possible that Wansrath is stepping in to help prepare the company for that transition, but it looks more like companies that deal in highly collaborative tech like GitHub and WordPress with young executives are getting more comfortable with a shifting definition of executive roles.
Mrs. Clinton called Mr. Mukasey's answers an "expansive definition of executive power".
If there is any law at all, it is the executive's own secret definition of whatever enemy combatant is.
If this broad definition of executive privilege is upheld some of the presidency's lost strength may be restored to it.Nixon's use of executive privilege in Watergate gave the device a bad name.
In contrast, a formal action by the President's Administration, in the form of an executive order, is by definition a statement of concrete policy, issued in contemplation of a legal challenge.
But at this point it is also fair to raise questions about Mr. Bush's vision of the office, his ideas about the exercise of executive power and his definition of the scope of presidential leadership and responsibility.
