"I don't see any part of the Constitution or the amendments to it that say the President has the right, if Congress is less popular than he is, to ignore their responsibilities to legislate and his responsibility to execute, to faithfully execute, the laws of the United States," Rove said.
But, she said, "we still have a responsibility to execute these inmates".
The composition of a meeting should be defined by its charter, and only those who have something specific to contribute — expertise, authority over resources, responsibility to execute — should be included.
"It is our intent to live within the terms of that prohibition insofar as doing so is consistent with my responsibilities to execute the president's constitutional authority," said Holdren.
Each member on the team has a role and multiple responsibilities to execute if this mission is to succeed.
Why do teachers have the responsibility to plan and execute lessons all day every day?
(a) In cases like this, the Executive Branch's responsibility faithfully to execute Congress' immigration policy of prompt deportation of illegal aliens justifies deportation of illegal-alien witnesses upon the Executive's good-faith determination that they possess no evidence favorable to the defendant in a criminal prosecution.
To summarize, the responsibility of the Executive Branch faithfully to execute the immigration policy adopted by Congress justifies the prompt deportation of illegal-alien witnesses upon the Executive's good-faith determination that they possess no evidence favorable to the defendant in a criminal prosecution.
"The president's constitutional responsibility to faithfully execute the laws requires adequate authority to remove subordinate officers," Francisco titled one section on his brief to the high court.
When accounting for your staff, make sure to detail the responsibilities required of each member and the training needed to execute those responsibilities.
