81.   Abuse of executive power there led to assertions of corrective Congressional power.

82.   Bush and Reagan were never held to anything like the unforgiving personal moral account the Clintons are suffering for far lesser suspicions involving no misuse of executive power.

83.   But Clinton already has that authority under an executive powers statute granting him unilateral powers to deal with national emergencies.

84.   But his aides indicate he is very purposeful in staying on message and moving ahead swiftly with his new executive power.

85.   But with his vigorous conception of executive power, he did not hesitate to assert what he deemed to be the national interest against members of his own party.

86.   Charles Jones, a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Wisconsin, said the administration does have a legitimate concern about the erosion of executive power.

87.   Fein also noted that it was strange that the vice president is now worried about the erosion of executive power.

88.   First they shifted executive power to the prime minister.

89.   He said that most of his colleagues had hoped to see Arafat create a prime minister with some executive powers.

90.   His leverage to use similar executive powers to block similar cloning research is more limited because much of that work is already privately financed.

a. + power >>共 912
political 3.59%
new 2.36%
electric 1.95%
western 1.93%
major 1.87%
real 1.50%
economic 1.36%
electrical 1.33%
colonial 1.26%
military 1.25%
executive 1.05%
executive + n. >>共 238
director 34.65%
committee 8.10%
producer 7.47%
board 5.95%
branch 4.59%
editor 2.71%
chairman 2.68%
power 2.39%
chef 1.43%
suite 1.43%
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