Sentence examples for greater executive from inspiring English sources

Whether his motives include fostering fear to justify greater executive power or intimidating certain American communities, they undermine American values.

It was then that Mr. Mugabe first felt the sting of political defeat, when a referendum that would have given him greater executive powers was defeated.

First, Mr Bush is asserting greater executive power, at the expense of other branches of government, than any previous chief executive.

SINCE 9/11, Judge Richard Posner has been a strong proponent of redrawing legal lines to allow for greater executive power in the service of aggressively responding to terrorist threats.

Greater executive power is the absolute antithesis of what drives Davis and other civil liberties campaigners (including my blog-mate Henry Porter), who favour a future without the human rights act but greater protection for freedom.

We must demand that politicians deliver on their rhetoric of greater executive accountability to parliament by strengthening the powers of both the Commons (is election by PR and the prospect of coalition government really such a bad thing?) and Lords.

"You have a great executive ability," he said.

"American Idol's star power has never been so great," executive producer Simon Fuller said.

A great executive summary is the purest little drop that encapsulates the essence of the business.

On Thursday, in a short written statement, Mr. Newhouse said: "Steve was a great executive and a great leader.

I did many projects with her, and she was nothing but a great person and a great executive".