The board, is the union's highest executive body between the members meetings.
Every branch has their technical association with a staff head and executive body of students.
The commission is the executive body of the 12-nation economic union.
It has a national executive body which is elected every two years.
Finally, the local executive body would be revived on March 26.
It is managed by an executive body chosen from within the community each year.
The number of central executive bodies would be reduced from 131 to 73.
An executive body is formed by general convention in every two years.
In that sense the Committee has not been a true executive body; but nor was it designed to be.
Bone was voted off the executive body in May 2012.
Transfer notes must be available to the enforcement authority (reg.4).
While the local commission does have subpoena power, "the state has more enforcement authority," he said.
If the enforcement authority asks to see this documentation, you must provide it within ten days.
The amount of heroin seized in Texas by federal law enforcement authorities has increased over the past 5 years.
Remember that you have absolutely no law enforcement authority.
Important leads are verified and passed on to enforcement authorities for further action.
He said the office's enforcement authority was not clear.
The Commission also suggested the development of a legal instrument for cooperation between enforcement authorities.
It also raised questions on whether enforcement authorities should be given better access to social security and tax registers.
It is unclear if the matter will be turned over to local, state or federal law enforcement authorities.
An executive arm growing at the expense of the legislative and judicial arms.
"You work for an agency associated with the executive arm of government," he said.
Running the executive arm of mortality was certainly an extra problem.
That is not the way the executive arm of any common law country functions.
The European Commission, the community's executive arm, is expected to rule on the dispute.
On 5 March 2011, a crisis committee was set up to act as the executive arm of the council.
The executive arm of the Community should take these into account when it comes to spelling out specific measures.
As we all know, decisions for the next few days must be made by the executive arm of the European institutions.
It must become merely the executive arm of the Council.
In addition, each council has an executive arm consisting of six to ten officers appointed by the central government from among the council's elected members.
Do not let the Executive branch run you area of responsibility.
Its judicial, legislative, and executive branches are independent of each other.
Both programs are similar to that used in the Executive Branch.
It's great that the Executive branch is opposing these bills in their current form, but we cannot stop the pressure yet.
It is not just another agency of the Executive Branch.
All police institutions are part of the Executive branch of either federal or state government.
Here is a list of offices within the federal Executive Branch.
You see, class, there are certain limits to what the Executive Branch can do.
I set the foreign policy objectives and actions taken by the Executive Branch.
In other systems, parties facilitate the work of executive branches by concentrating power at the centre.
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