Sentence examples for executive machinery from inspiring English sources

The Congress lacked both an independent source of revenue and the executive machinery to enforce its will directly upon individuals.

The government of England at the time lacked effective executive machinery, and members of Parliament were always more ready to criticize than to cooperate with it.

The term federation is used to refer to groupings of states, often on a regional basis, that establish central executive machinery to implement policies or to supervise joint activities.

The ECSC's executive machinery also provided a vitally important precedent for future European integration: the high authority, which became a part of the European commission in 1967, was chosen by the member states - but, crucially, made independent of them.

Yet, despite the EU's central executive machinery (a key feature of a federal system), each of the member governments retains a substantial measure of national sovereignty an important aspect of confederal arrangements.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO), a military alliance established in April 1949, also is endowed with complex and permanent executive machinery, employing multilateral procedures and involving the continuous elaboration of plans for the conduct of joint military action by its member states.

There, said Loretta Lynch, president of the commission, they interviewed executives, examined machinery and reviewed maintenance logs to verify that indeed the plants were shut down for the reasons they gave.

Obama had the full power of the executive narrative-making machinery, and he put it on display it for us.

The city's highly diversified manufactures include petroleum products, executive aircraft, industrial machinery, electronics, automobiles, automotive parts, tires, computer equipment, and chemicals.

Merkel's industrial delegation will consist of nearly 20 executives from the machinery, electrical and telecommunications sectors as well as VW.

Ms. Leibinger-Kammüller is chief executive of Trumpf, a machinery maker that has factories in Baden-Württemberg as well as Farmington, Connecticut, and typifies the midsize engineering companies that give the state the lowest unemployment rate in Germany.