Sentence examples for executive federalism from inspiring English sources

The Frankfurt convention came up with a concept now called executive federalism: the federal government makes most of the laws, but it leaves their implementation to the states.

If I am not mistaken, they want to extend the executive federalism of the Lisbon treaty into an outright intergovernmental rule by the European Council.

Now that's executive federalism, baby.

Executive federalism doesn't get you hot? Captain America has nothing on Captain Canada, the Great White North's 1980s psychedelic crusader.

So it was an issue of executive power and federalism.

He argued in a 1987 executive order that "federalism is rooted in the knowledge that our political liberties are best assured by limiting the size and scope of the national government".

Expanding Federations - Expansions of Federalism?

It contrasts with a federal system (see federalism).

Fortunately for humanity and federalism, the Supreme Court has ruled that the federal executive branch overreached.

For what it is worth, I too am a member of both the Society and two of its executive committees (including, most relevantly, the Executive Committee on Federalism and Separation of Powers).

In its appeal, New York City v. United States, No. 99-328, the city argued that Congress had, in violation of the principles of federalism, "commandeered the city's legislative and executive policy-making apparatus".