Sentence examples for executive governments from inspiring English sources

These new laws undermine a healthy, robust democracy, especially when they grant discretionary powers to executive governments in the absence of meaningful scrutiny by our courts.

It is part of the essentially bicameral EU legislature (the other legislative body being the European Parliament) and represents the executive governments of the EU's member states.

The executive government was vested in Queen Victoria and her successors.

Labor has always championed open and transparent executive government.

This has meant that national legislators effectively control executive government at local levels.

What has characterised recent history is the drift from parliamentary to executive government, a move from open to closed government.

Executive government cannot both make the laws and judge compliance with them.

The first is that the sovereign, or in today's parlance, "executive government", is subject to the law.

"Executive government does have a role to make determinations based on immediacy and in the national interest.

Executive government is by the cabinet system, with the governor representing the British monarch and presiding over the Executive Council of Ministers of State.

The new committee was to provide for the defense of the nation against its enemies, foreign and domestic, and to oversee the already existing organs of executive government.