Sentence examples for transfer executive from inspiring English sources

"The United States welcomes President Ali Abdullah Saleh's decision to transfer executive powers immediately to the vice president," President Obama said in a statement.

*What plans will Mr. Bartlet work out with his vice president to invoke the provisions of the 25th Amendment of the Constitution, which allows a president to transfer executive power to his vice president temporarily in the event of disability?

The result blocked Erdogan's plans to alter the constitution and transfer executive powers to his office, but created a hung parliament. .

Those polls were widely seen as a referendum on the president's dream of gaining a large enough majority to alter the constitution and transfer executive powers to his office after 12 years as PM.

The crackdown on dissident voices will likely be encouraged still further by these strong results, and Erdogan is now expected to attempt to transfer executive powers to his office, further tightening his grip on Turkey.

The government dropped clauses that would have transferred executive powers from president to prime minister (the Supreme Court had said they would require approval by referendum).

He tells of one transferred executive "who ended up owning two homes for more than six months and, finding himself paying two mortgages, opted to move back to his original city, surrendering his new house to the bank".

The result blocked the president's dreams of altering the constitution and transferring executive powers to his office.

With it, they blocked the president's dreams of altering the constitution and transferring executive powers to his office.

In the process, it blocked Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP) from gaining a majority large enough to fulfil his ambition of altering the constitution and transferring executive powers to his office.

In the process, it blocked Erdogan's AKP from gaining a majority large enough to fulfil his ambition of altering the constitution and transferring executive powers to his office.