Sentence examples for executive organ from inspiring English sources

The conference elects a 49-member Council, which serves as its executive organ.

In addition, relations between one executive organ and another, and between an executive organ and the public, are usually regulated by compulsory or permissive powers conferred upon the executive organs by the legislature.

The executive organ was the ducal curia, and the legislative assembly was summoned to approve the doge's acts.

"As 'the executive organ of the Authority', the Council establishes specific policies in conformity with the Convention and the general policies set by the Assembly.

"As we know the brain is the executive organ of our mind, these changes might possibly reduce the ageing of the auditory system," she said.

In the new regime, Ochs served as first president of the Helvetic Senate and, later, as president of the state executive organ, the Directory.

I show that this finding is belied by two serious democratic deficits: The people lack meaningful democratic control over the central executive organs of the European Union and they also lack meaningful participation in designing the emerging European institutions.

"Despite repeated warnings that these parliamentary initiatives were unconstitutional and invalid … and despite the suspension and invalidation of the referendum decrees, the executive organs of the Catalan government pressed on with a permanent and obsessive agenda," said the judge.

The 190 candidates had been carefully vetted beforehand by the LPRP's executive organs, and all of the 132 newly elected deputies, with the exception of one, were party members.

At this "highest" level of the hierarchy, the Member States act through the heads of States and governments assembled in the European Council, the national constitutional courts and national parliaments in their treaty-making capacity, while at the "lowest" level, they act through their executive organs and their courts.

Activities such as traffic control, fire-protection services, policing, smoke abatement, the construction or repair of highways, the provision of currency, town and country planning, and the collection of customs and excise duties are usually carried out by governments, whose executive organs are assumed to represent the collective will of the community and to be acting for the common good.