Sentence examples for judicial executive from inspiring English sources
The phrase "judicial executive" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in discussions about the separation of powers in government, but it is not a standard term. Example: "The concept of a judicial executive raises questions about the balance of power within the government."
Judicial, executive, and legislative powers are separated.
He wrote that recent judicial, executive and legislative action would reduce the time for review in future cases.
Thus, it was thought that, as a minimal prerequisite, governmental functions must be divided into legislative, executive, and judicial; executive action must comply with the rules laid down by the legislature; and remedies, administered by an independent judiciary, must be available against illegal executive action.
Wilson et al. point out that US government agencies face multiple principals, such as legislative, judicial, executive, interest groups, society, and media (Wilson 1989; Dewatripont et al. 1999).
We have so many clowns in Washington, D.C., these days that the judicial, executive and legislative branches of our government look more like a three-ring circus.
He also said he would ensure independence for the judicial, executive and legislative powers.
Each branch of government--judicial, executive and legislative--has passed the buck to the other.
The lieutenant of police possessed regulatory, judicial, and executive powers.
We have supported eliminating the filibuster for judicial and executive nominees.
He claims he is considering eliminating the 60-vote threshold to approve judicial and executive nominees.
The committee has also settled on a government with three branches: legislative, judicial and executive.
