Sentence examples for executive policy from inspiring English sources

Until 1952, Executive policy was to request immunity in all actions against friendly sovereigns.

Steve Turner, Unite's director of executive policy, said: "This will be a political strike.

The balance of power, though, lies in the lower house, where general agreement with executive policy must prevail.

There is also anxiety that the Trump administration could try to reverse the ban via an executive policy decision.

You can buy a gold-plated executive policy if you wish, but you'll have to pay the difference yourself, with post-tax dollars.

"There is a greater risk that an 'independent' agency headed by a single person will engage in extreme departures from the President's executive policy," the brief reads.

That's why it was so important for Bush to select an executive, policy-profound counterweight to the popular Powell, whose caution seems closest to Bush's instincts.

In its appeal, New York City v. United States, No. 99-328, the city argued that Congress had, in violation of the principles of federalism, "commandeered the city's legislative and executive policy-making apparatus".

Companies also need executive policies.

The difficulties of presidents with legislative programs of foreign aid and the perennial congressional criticism of executive policies in foreign affairs also suggest that Congress continues to play a vital role in the governing process.

Using the United States and United Kingdom as case studies, Lena takes a historical perspective to the development of laws of war and how court jurisdiction into the arena of warfare has an empirical effect on executive policies in international conflicts.