Sentences with phrase «entire branches of government»

Kleinbard regularly represents government agencies, high public officials, and even entire branches of government in matters that run the gamut from constitutional litigation to criminal defense.

There are entire branches of government that could have been cut for time, including a redundant subplot involving the Vice President on Air Force One, a quaintly 90s hacker stereotype played by Jimmi Simpson (as much as I love watching him on screen) and the constant cutaways to John's ex-wife camped out outside the White House.

We have an entire branch of government devoted to interpreting the Consttution and laws passed by Congress, and those are written in English and only a couple hundred years old at the most, not thousands of years ago from a different language and culture.

And that — the federal penal code aside — is arguably Silver's most objectionable offense: He turned an entire branch of government to his personal advantage.

Not exact matches

The entire point of the Constitution was to balance the government and place checks on each branch's power so that even if a demagogue were to be elected president, the damage they could do would be limited and narrow in scope.

According to sworn statements filed with the State Ethics Commission, The Connecticut School Finance Project claimed it had no communication with anyone in the administrative branch of government during this entire time period.

After all, this entire year has been a hard lesson in how bad Congressional gridlock can be, even when a single party controls all three branches of government.

Stern's boss, Hillary Clinton, has explicitly confirmed what critics of the CFR have often charged: that the Council unofficially runs the U.S. State Department, and has virtually taken control of the entire executive branch of the federal government, regardless of which party may occupy the White House.