Sentence examples for executive judicial from inspiring English sources
The phrase "executive judicial" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in a context discussing the intersection of executive and judicial branches of government, but it is not standard terminology. Example: "The debate over the balance of power often touches on the concept of executive judicial authority."
It's basic civics: politics is a combination of legislative, executive, judicial, and local forces.
The intendants, who had executive, judicial, and military power, improved local administration and linked it directly with the crown rather than with the viceroy.
Unfortunately, he overemphasized the separation of executive, judicial, and legislative powers, considerable in Locke's day but by his own time tending to be concentrated in the sovereignty of Parliament.
At the northwestern end of the Monumental Axis are federal district and municipal buildings, while at the southeastern end, near the middle shore of Lake Paranoá, stand the executive, judicial, and legislative buildings around the Square of Three Powers, the conceptual heart of the city.
The three branches (executive, judicial, and legislative) are created and defined.
The SGA was officially established in 1976 and consists of an executive, judicial, and legislative branch.
This is another executive-judicial power struggle to consider and certainly adds to our argument of cyclical power of governments and courts.
Congress needs to supersede the executive-judicial duopoly over electronic privacy in the Age of the Internet.
At a vestry meeting on July 4 , 1776 Philadelphia's Christ Church made a similar move, replacing the prayers for the King with a prayer for the wisdom of the new government: "That it may please thee to endue the Congress of the United States & all others in Authority, legislative, executive, & judicial with grace, wisdom & understanding, to execute Justice and to maintain Truth".
It may be exercised through legislative, executive, or judicial actions.
Colombo, city, executive and judicial capital of Sri Lanka.
