Sentence examples for executive interference from inspiring English sources

Today, South African judges enjoy a high degree of independence from executive interference.

"The presidency is certainly not aware of any fact that may have led to the conclusion that there was executive interference with the work of the National Prosecuting Authority in this matter".

They are uniformly helpful and only mildly appalled, perhaps more inured than the rest of us to seeing such dramas play out, although even they say this level of executive interference is unprecedented.

Howells also revealed how Gordon Brown tried to influence the ISC when he was prime minister, even though it is supposed to be entirely beyond this kind of executive interference.

As officers of the Singapore Legal Service, it is said that there is a risk of executive interference because judges may be removed from their judicial positions or transferred to lower-ranking positions elsewhere within the Legal Service by the Legal Service Commission (LSC).

One incident in the 1980s involving the transfer of the Senior District Judge to the Attorney-General's Chambers following a decision he made which was favourable to an opposition politician was investigated by a commission of inquiry and found not to be due to executive interference.

At least one of the prime minister's appointments seemed to signal a new era: Ahmed Mekky, who has fought for the independence of Egypt's judiciary from executive branch interference, to be justice minister.

The speech and debate clause of the U.S. Constitution gives Congress wide protection from executive branch interference in their investigations, and a DOJ representative said that the Department didn't have a process for obtaining congressional records without approval.

Consecutive iNPH patients (N=235) underwent pre- and postoperative assessments of learning (Rey Auditory Verbal Learning test; RAVLT), dexterity (Grooved pegboard), basic processing speed (Stroop, color naming task) and executive control (Stroop, interference task).

In the PASAT complex working memory functions are required: continuous storage of previous number, rapid arithmetical processing, and executive control of interference from previous items or from ongoing adding process.

Geithner played down concerns about government interference in executive compensation and the potential for the most talented and productive executives to leave their companies.