executive action

This particular executive action would be good training for similar exercises in the future.

"Maybe it's time for a little executive action, you know?"

"That was one of his first executive actions," said the director.

But the President's executive action appeared likely to smooth over much of that problem.

It did not make good business sense for a corporation to put its people and plant far from the center of executive action.

I'm also pleased to report that the President has taken executive action to help veterans find work immediately.

Although legislative and executive action is a better way to resolve social problems, at times judges must step in.

As a first step, in an executive action last month, he hired a Florida concern to provide medical services to the state's 9,300 prison inmates.

But that position has a built-in luxury: It does not require executive action.

These efforts also extend to ensuring transparency in executive action.

Article 110c forbids any executive action that is a violation of human rights.

The President decided to take executive action to create jobs and put money back in the pockets of Americans.

They said he would also propose other legislative and executive actions to take effect before an amendment could.

On the other hand, more information did become available and there was more scrutiny of executive action.

Also, in a number of cases there was just one party, without an adversary, who needed a particular judicial or executive action performed.

The report is expected to recommend legislation, executive actions and incentives for the private sector.

Theoretically, there is no reason why policy initiatives and executive action should not be the responsibility of individual departments.

Determine how skills can be obtained and take executive action either to recruit or to develop existing staff.

"If they're opposed to banning executive action, perhaps we can conclude it's still on the table."

Executive actions can be undone just as quickly as they were put in effect.

In the unlikely event that any of these executive actions did take place, Congress could quickly step in.

They urge the country's political leaders "not to permit legislation or executive action to be influenced by religious beliefs."

Only those familiar enough with the substance of a problem are able to then analyze it and propose solutions, to take "executive action."

Mr. Bush had initially vowed in a campaign speech to carry out the pay cut on his own, as an executive action.

This test also applies to both legislative and executive action whether those actions be of a substantive or procedural nature.