Sentence examples for sole executive from inspiring English sources

However, the scope of the "sole executive agreement" (SOE) category is a matter of great dispute.

Mr. Fanning fueled the development of "Frontline" in the early 1980s and has since been the series's sole executive producer.

David Denton, 37, who had been one of the two executive assistant United States Attorneys, becomes the sole executive assistant.

One is a commitment under the president's sole executive authority, and does not come before the Congress.

His duties will be absorbed by Rob Feakins, vice chairman, who becomes the sole executive creative director.

USEC was designated as the government's sole executive agent, the exclusive buyer and marketer of the Russian uranium.

Sole-executive agreements are those agreements where the President makes international law based on his or her independent constitutional authority.

The Minamata Convention might be considered a sole-executive agreement, but it is not focused on the "central" Presidential domains of foreign policy and national security.

Such an action would "transform" the agreement into a pure sole-executive agreement, making it potentially more susceptible to legal challenge.

The scope of domestic regulation necessary to reduce GHG emissions makes the Agreement an unlikely candidate for a sole-executive agreement.

As former Sabin Center fellow Hannah Chang has explained, legal scholars have divided these conventional alternatives into three categories: sole-executive agreements, congressional-executive agreements, and treaty-executive agreements.