Sentence examples for executive rules from inspiring English sources

While Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, rules the digital-entertainment world so far, Ms. Fiorina is running hard to catch up.

Of course, the legislature is not bound by executive rules, but legislative leaders should nonetheless consider the underlying purpose of those rules and whether it is in the public interest to use the RGGI proceeds in this manner.

The attempt to escape single responsibility was perfectly exemplified when his counsel argued that Mr. Cheney was not subject to executive rules because he was also part of the legislature.

Another study found that a week's worth of outside temperatures over 32°C cuts production in car plants by 8%.This week, the Supreme Court limited Mr Obama's authority to use executive rules to rein in carbon emissions from some large polluters, though not from the ones which account for most of the pollution.

The 30% Club, which campaigns for greater boardroom representation for women, has set up a mentoring scheme to try to channel the "pipeline" of women in middle management who might reach the top and push forward more women into executive rules.

And in their nature as executive rules and actions, they can be easily undone by a future president with the stroke of a pen.

Chief Executive: Rule Of Law Or Law Of Rulers?

Until last week, Travis Kalanick, a founder of Uber and its chief executive, ruled his company absolutely.

Back then, until the autumn of 1BE (2001AD) the chief executive ruled the business as if by divine right.

Through the party system there is effective executive rule, which may, however, be frustrated by a failure to control the Legislative Council.

The European Commission, the bloc's executive, ruled that the petition did not qualify to be considered because only national leaders can change the status of Strasbourg.