Sentence examples for violation of executive from inspiring English sources

The White House says Mr. Ridge is simply a presidential adviser, like Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, and that it would be a violation of executive privilege to have him testify.

The court order says that any dealings with NPO Energomash are forbidden by the ULA, until either the US Treasury Department, as well as the U.S. Departments of State and Commerce, state that doing so would not be in violation of Executive Order 13,661, which is the order in which the sanctions are contained.

For Trump to do either of those things, Warner said, would be an abuse of power, and a flagrant violation of executive branch responsibilities and authorities.

"Any attempt by this President to remove Special Counsel Mueller from his position or to pardon key witnesses in any effort to shield them from accountability or shut down the investigation would be a gross abuse of power and a flagrant violation of executive-branch responsibilities and authorities," Warner said.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Spitzer said on Tuesday that Mr. Maloney, the first deputy secretary to the governor, is not in violation of the executive order Mr. Spitzer issued Jan . 1 2007, because he is not a declared candidate for office.

It had sought reports to the Intelligence Oversight Board, a watchdog panel appointed by the president, by various agencies documenting violations of law, executive orders or presidential directives.

Hundreds of violations of laws, executive orders, and other regulations.

"Whether it's torture, profiling, surveillance – maybe the one exception is detention policy – the judiciary has really become complicit in the constitutional violations of the executive branch, both under the Bush administration and the Obama administration," he says.

The report concludes that the action was a violation of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act.

As part of the plea agreement, Lindh accepted guilt on a charge that was not directly related to terrorism: violation of a 1999 executive order forbidding American citizens from contributing "services" to the Taliban.

[C6.] Microsoft Sues Google Over Executive Microsoft filed a lawsuit asserting that Google hired away a Microsoft executive in violation of a clause in the executive's contract.