Sentence examples for executive judiciary from inspiring English sources

Maybe the solution to this dilemma, like so many others in American politics, is to be found in fruitful conflict between the executive, judiciary, and legislative branches.

All indications are that the RCD is far too accustomed to being the repository of all state power – legislature, executive, judiciary, military, police – to be able to adapt to a new democratic landscape, let alone be trusted to build one.

It talks about "identifying key elements of Australia's system of law and government and their origins (for example the Magna Carta; federalism; constitutional monarchy; the Westminster system and the separation of powers – legislature, executive, judiciary; the houses of parliament; how laws are made)".

The curriculum documents say this topic includes "identifying key elements of Australia's system of law and government and their origins (for example the Magna Carta; federalism; constitutional monarchy; the Westminster system and the separation of powers – legislature, executive, judiciary; the houses of parliament; how laws are made)".

All ours pillars of democracy are sullied indecently, be it legislative, executive, judiciary or press.

Any law is enforceable only with cooperation from all parties involved - the legislature, executive, judiciary, and most importantly the public.

Just about everywhere in the world, there are political parties, interest groups, legislatures, executives, judiciaries, regulatory agencies and so on.

Part four tracks how the executive-judiciary cycle occurs in the selected court cases.

The leading principle of our Constitution is the independence of the Legislature, executive and judiciary of each other, and none are more jealous of this than the judiciary.

Montesquieu was the first to make the modern division among legislative, executive, and judiciary.

It was a loose political association, formed for mutual defense, with no central executive or judiciary.