Sentence examples for executive limitations from inspiring English sources

In particular it has been suggested that any age-related decline in metacognition may be due to executive limitations associated with aging (Souchay & Isingrini, 2004).

Bearing in mind the executive limitations of the project (e.g. recognition of articles attributed to the knowledge network's projects in the database was not possible), it was decided that the 'before and after uncontrolled' method be used in the population which consisted of network research council members.

President Harry S. Truman was adamantly opposed to limitations on executive power and ordered every executive branch agency to report on how the Bricker Amendment would affect its work and to offer this information to the Judiciary Committee.

"They cared more about a strict separation of powers, and even some limitations on executive and government power".

The United States Chamber of Commerce is pressing Congress to oppose limitations on executive pay and some mortgage modification provisions, while the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

The proposed Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (aka, the bailout) contains pathetically weak limitations on executive compensation.

In the midst of our current financial crisis, limitations on executive pay are designed to ensure fiscal responsibility as we work to strengthen our economy by stabilizing our financial system.

All of these commissions extended the influence of the governor into every phase of human life in the commonwealth, well beyond the limitations of executive power envisioned by delegates to the constitutional convention in 1891.

Yet for all this opposition and potential, for all the alternative proposals for new limitations on executive war-making discretion, none of the experts I've spoken to believe we will see the fall of the current AUMF regimen anytime soon.

It was Dodd who did everything possible -- including writing and advocating for an amendment -- which would have applied the limitations on executive compensation to all bailout-receiving firms, including AIG, and applied it to all future bonus payments without regard to when those payments were promised.

Limitations in executive control processes [ 47] may contribute to the inability of PTSD patients to disengage from traumatic memories (re-experiencing) and to modulate emotional responses (hyperarousal).