Sentence examples for law executive from inspiring English sources

Its other members are the former Western Australian Labor politician Yvonne Henderson and Archie Law, executive director of ActionAid.

It had sought reports to the Intelligence Oversight Board, a watchdog panel appointed by the president, by various agencies documenting violations of law, executive orders or presidential directives.

"Unless businesses operate ethically, sustainably and with respect for human rights these benefits will not flow to the people in society who need them most," said Archie Law, executive director of ActionAid Australia, an international development organisation.

While any plausible Democratic nominee would probably rule the same way Justice Stevens would have in many areas of law, including abortion rights and the new health care law, executive power may be an exception.

Norwalk is studying an idea that would require first-time applicants for public housing to test negative for illegal drugs, said Curtis O. Law, executive director of the city's housing authority.

The drafting of what will serve as Egypt's fundamental charter has been marked by arguments over the makeup of the committee and pitched battles over pages of text, including articles dealing with women's rights, Islamic law, executive power and the proper role of the state.

Under federal law, executives of a company operating under Chapter 11 can recommend which agreements they think should be honored as part of the reorganization effort and ask a bankruptcy judge to reject all others.

According to the proposed law, executives of listed companies who failed to abide by the new rules could face up to three years in jail and fines amounting to up to six years' salary.

Anyone who understands the labor movement knows well that local unions have their own constitutions, by-laws, executive boards, bank accounts and, most important, their own voice.

At first they were aimed at some of the companies and individuals involved, then at the entire economy.The sanctions regime is made up of a bewildering multitude of laws, executive orders, agency directives and UN Security Council resolutions.

Consider this outburst: All federal acts, laws, executive orders, and court orders which restrict or infringe on the people's right to keep and bear arms shall be invalid in Texas, not be recognized by Texas, shall be specifically rejected by Texas, and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in Texas.