Examples of using Executive powers in English and their translations into Arabic
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The elected Municipal Council has no executive powers but may offer advice to the Minister.
Nevertheless, the monarch has no executive powers, and no marriage laws have been enacted.
Furthermore, the respondent ' s director had no executive powers within the limited partnership.
The executive powers are vested in an eight-member Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister.
The governor was invested with general executive powers and authorized to call a locally elected assembly.
The executive powers are vested in a seven-member Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister.
The legislative and executive powers had initially both been exercised by the Council of the Revolution.
The executive powers of the National Assembly for Wales have become the responsibility of the Welsh Ministers.
As a result of these changes all executive powers now rest with the directly elected Prime Minister.
On 25 December, President Gorbachev announced his resignation and turned all executive powers over to Yeltsin.
The civilian component of the mission should gradually diminish its executive powers and transfer them to the elected authorities.
This peculiarity in the governance of Sierra Leone ensures effective checks and balances in the exercise of executive powers.
The adoption of the Constitution has crowned a hard and long work of the legislative and executive powers.
The package of laws gave SIPA executive powers and enhanced responsibility for key areas in the fight against organized crime.
In 1979, under the 1979 Constitution, the President gained executive powers, becoming head of both state and government.
Each Statute of Autonomy established the governmental structure and the legislative, regulatory and executive powers of the Autonomous Community.
(b) Establishing transitional structures with executive powers, especially in relation to the joint control of the security forces;
GPU recommended that the Gambia refrain from using Executive powers to give Judicial directives where media cases are in Court.
An Assembly of 108 members with a similar range of legislative and executive powers to the Scottish Parliament was established.
To ease the birth registration in remote rural areas the district executive powers have been rendered with the birth registration authorities.