Sentence examples for implementing the executive from inspiring English sources

While the occasional court case and government initiative made the news and stirred some controversy, affirmative action was pretty far down the list of public excitements until the autumn of 1972, when the Secretary of Labor's Revised Order No. 4, fully implementing the Executive Order, landed on campus by way of directives from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.

But with 26 states suing to overturn Obama's executive actions on immigration, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction earlier this month to keep the Obama administration from implementing the executive actions announced in November.

Under the terms of the agreement (which resulted in part from heavy US pressure), a new Council of Ministers has been created, headed by the Abdullah, which implements the executive affairs of the government.

The lawsuit was filed before the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, and names not only Trump but also Mark Sandy, the acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, which will implement the executive order and has already issued guidance on it.

McGarity said that the case against Trump himself may be the hardest to win — the constitutional clause requiring the president to "faithfully execut[e]" the laws has rarely been tested, he said — but when it comes to the Office of Management and Budget, which implements the executive order, that could be another matter.

Later that year, the NIH issued "National Institutes of Health Guidelines for Human Stem Cell Research" to implement the executive order.

The State Department is working to implement the executive order's changes immediately, spokesman Mark Toner said in a statement.

"I think you can defund that part of the federal government that would implement the executive order, if he goes down that road, and fund the rest of the government.

House members got their chance last week to voice their dissent to the policies, but now must vote on short-term funding for the Department of Homeland Security without language to stop the agency from using the money to implement the executive actions.

In a pair of memos, Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly instructed immigration officers to widen the net and set the stage for hiring thousands more enforcement agents as he moved to implement the executive order on illegal immigration that Trump signed during his first week in office.

It appears that the U.S. EPA has failed to consistently implement the executive order regarding the Superfund program.