executive power发音

意思翻译

行政权；执行权；行政管理权

相似词语短语

executive───adj.经营管理的；有执行权的；高级的；供重要人物使用的；n.主管；行政领导；（政府的）行政部门；执行委员会

junior executive───初级主管；副经理

executive compensation───管理层薪资水平；管理人员补贴金; 经理人员报酬

executive chef───n.行政主厨；行政总厨

executive control───[法]行政控制权

executive member───执行委员；n.执委

executive apartments───行政公寓

executive summary───执行摘要，概要；行动纲要；经营综合报告

executive paychecks───高管薪酬

双语使用场景

The 8-0 objection to President Obama turns on what Justice Samuel Alito describes in his objection as "a shocking assertion of federal executive power".───对奥巴马总统的反对以8比0的结果告终，大法官塞缪尔·阿利托在他的反对意见中称，这是“对联邦行政权力令人震惊的断言”。

Executive power is held by the president.───执行权由董事长掌握。

She has been given full executive power in this matter.───她在这方面享有完全的执行权。

Of course, a deep distrust of political power, especially executive power, had always been a part of this tradition of self-government.───不可否认，美国民众对政治权力，尤其是行政权力，怀有一种深刻的不信任感。一直以来，这种不信任感是自治传统的一部分。

Parliament also needs its own legal counsel if it is to be an effective check on executive power.───如果要对行政权进行有效审查的话，议会还需要有自己的法律顾问。

Today, the question of executive power, so central to the national security law battles of the Bush years, is mostly off the agenda.───如今，布什时代与国家安全法较量的最重要的一点，行政力量的问题，也已经不在议程之内了。

It does not matter to me what the head of the executive power is called: a prime minister, a chancellor, a president or a hetman.───总理、首相、总统，抑或酋长，行政权力首脑的名称对我来说并不重要。

In this sense, the House may be seen as an essential safeguard and a corrective means over corrupt or extravagant one of executive power.───由此可以看出，参议院可以被看作是反对腐败和铺张浪费的有效保障和正确手段。

Therefore, the presence in the market is finite, and by the Executive power to intervene in the market would not be a good ending.───所以，行政在市场面前作用是有限的，如果靠行政的力量来干预市场，是不会有好的结果的。

英语使用场景

Executive power resides in the President.

Executive power is vested in the President, who is directly elected for a five-year term.

Executive power is held by the president.

Executive power is in the hands of a President who is elected for a six-year term by the National Assembly.

Second, executive power will have grown at the expense of parliamentary power.

Under the 1961 Constitution executive power is vested in the President, who appoints and presides over a Council of Ministers.

During these periods Patterson exercised executive power, raising speculation that he might succeed Manley should he retire on health grounds.

Executive power would be shared between the leading parties in a supreme council of three to five members.

The Charterists have a case for deflating executive power.