Sentence examples for executive legislature from inspiring English sources

This means no Western-style parliamentary democracy or balance of power between the executive, legislature and judiciary.

Still missing was a real separation of powers, that careful balancing of executive, legislature and judiciary that the American Founding Fathers considered the most basic safeguard against tyranny.

In civics textbooks, schoolchildren should be taught that next to the traditional three powers of executive, legislature and judiciary there is now the fourth branch: television.

This sets down the rules of parliamentary procedure and the relationship between the executive, legislature and sovereign and is still regularly cited as the ultimate arbiter of Britain's unwritten constitution.

We believe a clear separation of powers between executive, legislature and judiciary must be instituted to prevent any individual or party monopolising the political sphere, as happened under Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.

Many of the issues that surfaced – such as the relationship between the executive, legislature and judiciary, and the mechanism for enforcing any social and economic rights – are more appropriately the subject of a written constitution.

A truly stunning shift in power from executive to legislature.

Service in the federal government, either the executive or legislature branch, has few apparent effects.

This is the first such sweep of executive and legislature since Eisenhower in 1952.

A Senegambian executive and legislature were also established, but the confederation was dissolved in 1989.

"It is an area where the executive and legislature are failing," Mr. Gilligan said.