Sentence examples for executive ruling from inspiring English sources

The charter called for the distinct separation of the executive, ruling branch, and the judiciary.

In Shell's 99-year history Van der Veer is the first of his type a sole chief executive, ruling from headquarters in the Hague.

The parliamentary Labour party could mount a legal challenge to the national executive ruling but it is unlikely to succeed and taking a party matter to court would only further anger many grassroots members.

This isn't only because of male executives ruling the roost – at one point not long ago most major public funds were headed by women and it changed almost nothing.

BBC4 has already had its wings clipped and neither executive is ruling out cutting it back further in the future.

But he avoided deciding between the "competing theories of the proper balance of power between the legislative and executive branches," ruling instead that the head of the accounting office, Comptroller General David M. Walker, lacked standing to sue.

As an Executive and ruling party accumulate power, they become more likely to abuse that power.

On Jan . 11 Judge Barbara S. Jones of United States District Court surprised many real estate executives by ruling that a lawsuit filed by Mr. Solow, alleging fraud in the original 2003 sale of the skyscraper to Mr. Macklowe, could move forward.

But my reasons for attempting to crowdfund £10,000 to legally challenge the Labour's national executive committee (NEC) ruling to disallow newer members from voting in the forthcoming leadership election run far deeper.

Executives were not ruling out a domestic arrangement as well.

She encountered opposition from executives accustomed to ruling their own fiefs.