Sentence examples for interpretation of executive from inspiring English sources

The memos have been embroiled in national security politics for years after laying out a broad interpretation of executive power.

To be sure, Alexander Hamilton and others offered an expansive interpretation of executive power and sought a strong presidency.

It was an interpretation of executive power that did not work out well for the US, nor for the president in question, Richard Nixon.

It can continue to defend the Bush administration's expansive interpretation of executive power, advance a more modest one or short-circuit the case by moving it to the criminal justice system or by deporting Mr. Marri.

First, it scraps the nefarious interpretation of executive power advocated by Bush lawyers like John Yoo that the president has inherent authority as commander-in-chief to detain virtually anyone, rather relying on Congress' grant of power contained in the 2001 Authorisation to Use Military Force.

Also, in cases where text is ambiguous, courts traditionally defer to the interpretation of executive branch agencies.

The Obama administration is already relying on unlawfully expansive interpretations of executive power, due process and even what the word "imminent" means.

There is lingering resentment about Mr. Obama's stretching of the interpretation of the executive's war powers and brushing aside Congress in the campaign to topple Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya in 2011.

The Treasury "is trying to retroactively enforce a new interpretation of an executive order" inconsistent with its prior guidance, Jeffers said.

Now the president selects Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., a candidate for the judicial branch (the Supreme Court) who will uphold the president's broad interpretations of his executive power.

In addition to the new interpretation of Trump's executive order regarding sanctuary cities, Sessions requested on Monday that a federal judge lift the April 25 injunction on the policy.