Sentence examples for the executive itself from inspiring English sources

The executive itself is now separate from the assembly and shortly after the referendum rebranded itself the Welsh government.

Public-sector employment is rising rapidly, as is the cost of the executive itself, which has increased by 44% since 1999.

For "If the laws which parliament has enacted are transgressed, it is for the courts to uphold those laws, not least when it is the executive itself which has transgressed them".

Since the conduct of MPs is now firmly policed, the new exercise will probably focus on the executive itself, especially on New Labour's growing use of political appointees and the injury this is said to have inflicted on the independence of the civil service.

And if a precedent is indeed set, what exactly is wrong with the possibility of amnesty for people who break the law in good conscience to disclose practices that, once exposed, are outlawed or abandoned by Congress, the courts, or the executive itself?

Republics require representation in order to ensure that the executive power only enforces the public will by insisting that the executive enforce only laws that representatives of the people, not the executive itself, make.

There is plenty going on within the executive branch itself.

The executive order itself is even more puzzling.

Fortunately, a better solution exists: a "national security court" housed within the executive branch itself.

But the executive order itself is nearly meaningless as a legal and practical matter.

As a result, its workings are not subject to as much oversight as agencies within the executive branch itself.