executive branch การใช้

• That report was distributed widely throughout the White House and executive branch.
• Congress has largely yielded its constitutional war powers to the executive branch.
• There was a pause in the reformist impulse from the executive branch.
• The executive branch of government can nullify the law by purposeful diddling.
• Proponents said the legislature would still retain oversight of executive branch decisions.
• The judicial branch of government remains overly influenced by the executive branch.
• The Legislative Council itself plays second fiddle to the strong executive branch.
• It would also add lobbyists who seek help from the Executive Branch.
• Rarely has the legislative branch willingly shifted power to the executive branch.
• The new Constitution gave more scope and responsibility to the executive branch.
• I have a duty to protect the executive branch from legislative encroachment.
• Republicans admire a president who is elevated above his executive branch colleagues.
• He then began a career in the executive branch of government.
• Post expose unimagined corruption at the core of the executive branch.
• The executive branch is going to have to present the facts.
• But the US Executive branch has no single equivalent Russian branch.
• The decision did not name the executive branch official in question.
• Some appointees outside the executive branch are called czars as well.
• The measure is intended to separate the legislative and executive branches.
• This is the way the system works in the executive branch.