She found that law contains numerous concessions to executive power, such as allowing emergency wiretaps.
Berntsen said that has worked because the leaders get a voice, but not executive power.
He will continue to do what he can administratively through executive power where appropriate.
Though a multi-party system, executive power has only been shared among two parties since 1990.
Iran's parliament lacks executive power but plays a part in choosing next year's presidential contenders.
Although he was never trusted with executive power, he had a knack for memorable cameos.
The USSR president is the head of the Union state exercising supreme executive power...
As things stand, he complained, Iran's president has heavy responsibilities but almost no executive power.
Unusually for Latin America, Colombia has a long tradition of distrust of executive power.
So they included in the Constitution a Congress and a Bill of Rights to curb executive power.
Obama, lacking the charm of Franklin Roosevelt, nevertheless seeks to follow his path in growing executive power.
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There's a reason why the Founding Fathers in America wanted all those checks and balances on executive power.
What happens, ask Mozambicans, if Mr Chissano holds on to executive power but Frelimo loses control of the legislature?
It would be rash at this point to make any predictions of who will actually win that executive power.
Such a system would include the further deterioration of political representative institutions in favor of a stronger executive power.
Thus, under the veil of pursuing social justice, executive power has been strengthened at the expense of civil society.
The head of it, Tom Ridge, has executive power but no formal spending authority from Congress, as department heads do.
Menem was accused of authoritarianism, as the executive power gained ground at the expense of the legislative and the judiciary.
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First, Mr Bush is asserting greater executive power, at the expense of other branches of government, than any previous chief executive.
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Over the past decades the vast expansion of executive power through the homeland security program has also increased the possibilities for wrongdoing.
But liberals are now howling about more liberal executive power because this plan would also very modestly reduce the size of government.
Schreier describes a scene familiar to many inheritors of projects: Although TimeGate was responsible for development, the company had no executive power.
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"This report leaves no doubt that the warrantless wiretapping program was blatantly illegal and an unconstitutional assertion of executive power, " Feingold said.
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According to Goldsmith, Addington was a particularly ferocious proponent of executive power.
By the same token, the Central Bank (Ecuador's Federal Reserve) in charge of monetary policy will be part of the executive power.
But King Mswati III retains executive power and remains above the law.
Most Republicans have dismissed the proposal as a blatant executive power grab that will significantly weaken both the Congress and the minority party.
And so these familiar choruses a president who stretches executive power, who is arrogant and seeks to avoid blame will strike home with the American people.
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He too prefers exit over voice (meaning that he thinks that leaving and joining are better constraints on executive power than the ballot box).
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