Sentence examples for executive enforcement from inspiring English sources

You can expect even the more serious conservatives to dumb down the debate over executive enforcement discretion and treat it as unambiguously settled in advance that anything Obama does here simply must illegal.

While those enforcement activities were outside of the scope of this study, future research could examine trends in other components of the executive enforcement.

"What was new last year with Kosovo and East Timor is that we were given direct executive law enforcement powers.

If that's the case, not even his claims of national security or the considered judgment of his Department of Homeland Security may get taken seriously, even though the executive's enforcement of immigration law tends to get an enormous deference from judges.

Although associated with more recent presidents, the "imperial presidency" was actually the creation of George Washington, who asserted presidential powers not granted by the Constitution in seven broad areas of government: foreign affairs, national defense, government finances, federal law enforcement, executive appointments, executive privilege, and executive orders with the force of law.

But Judge Rakoff argued that the judiciary should not be considered a rubber stamp to approve executive-branch enforcement cases.

This is because fines cannot be imposed for any wrongdoing unless there is significant new information as regulators needed to warn executives of enforcement action before a six-year statute of limitations ran out last year.

N.F.L. team executives, law enforcement officials and private detectives said the league and its teams invested a lot of time dealing with minor problems in the hope of preventing major ones, like the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide last year in Kansas City, Ray Lewis's involvement in a murder case in 2000 and Rae Carruth's conspiracy to kill his pregnant girlfriend in 1999.

It can be used in many positive ways, but can also be destructive and harmful when used incorrectly," Trump said in her opening remarks as she addressed a panel featuring youth activists, social media executives, law enforcement officials and educators.

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The act gave the executive branch direct enforcement authority over voting rights.