Second, exercise of this "judicial" function does not create a separation of powers problem: we have held both executive and legislative officers subject to this judicially created cause of action, and, in each instance, we have rejected separation of powers arguments.
Surgeon inserts the double instruments into 12 mm port, following the first exercises to establish manoeuvrability of the instrument.
Act III The first exercise of the day involved, of course, oil pricing.
On Wednesday evening at M.I.T.'s Sloan School of Management, five M.B.A. candidates were handed the first exercise of their final exam.
In his first exercise of power, he selected Mr. Lahoud, a military commander with no political base, to be president.
Unfortunately, the first exercise of the power occurred in a highly politicized situation, and no definite answer emerged.
Three days later, in his first exercise of the pardon power, Grant ordered the pardons "canceled" if the Depuys had not yet been released.
The President declared a state of emergency in the region — his first exercise of that power since taking office — and by the time calm had been restored more than two dozen people were dead and thirty thousand had been displaced.
There is already talk in Washington of "Iraq syndrome," an understandable reluctance to confront the next threats to American security because the first exercise of President Bush's pre-emption policy cost so much blood and billions in treasure.
The Senate voted today to confirm Theodore B. Olson as solicitor general by a narrow margin after Democrats, contemplating their imminent majority status, decided they did not want to defeat the nomination as the first exercise of their new power.
A20 Solicitor Nomination Approved The Senate voted, 51 to 47, to confirm Theodore B. Olson as solicitor general after Democrats, weighing their imminent majority status, decided not to defeat the nomination as the first exercise of their new power.
