Examples of using Executive privilege in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I had the RIGHT to use Executive Privilege.
Lynne, I have invoked executive privilege and have granted Sherry a provisional security clearance.
Which brings us to this bogus executive privilege claim.
President Trump's executive privilege claim over the full Mueller report has stirred heated debate in Congress.
His actions had the consequence of giving executive privilege a bad name.
Trump asserts executive privilege to keep census documents secret as House panel holds Barr, Ross in contempt- USA TODAY.
The president of the United States can use his executive privilege to initiate changes.
Executive privilege is“the right of the president and high-level executive branch officers to withhold information from Congress, the courts and ultimately the public,” according to Mark Rozell, dean of the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University.
Meanwhile, Mr. Trump has asserted executive privilege over the Mueller report in order to shield it.
He covertly opposed Joseph McCarthy andcontributed to the end of McCarthyism by openly invoking executive privilege.
Eisenhower's letter didn't use the words“executive privilege,” but it soon established the practice under that name.
President Grover Cleveland“almost single-handedly restored andstrengthened the power” of the presidency by his frequent use of executive privilege, according to Henry F.
The Eisenhower administration used executive privilege a record 44 times, raising concern that the president had too much power.
The president had denied the affair as part of another lawsuit(the Paula Jones case), but when questioned by Starr,Clinton tried to invoke executive privilege to avoid responding.
They may make a superficial claim of executive privilege but…[it] doesn't seem to me that any privilege applies there.”.
So Barr essentially said that because the House was being mean to him,in retaliation he would get the White House to assert executive privilege so they couldn't get the documents they're demanding.
When Bill Clinton attempted to use executive privilege regarding the Lewinsky scandal, the Supreme Court ruled in Clinton v. Jones, 520 U.S.
If you're confused about how something that's already released publicly- and was topping sales charts-could be retroactively protected by executive privilege, you weren't the only one.
These cases established the legal precedent that executive privilege is valid, although the exact extent of the privilege has yet to be clearly defined.
They argued that Mr. Trump's attempts to prevent witnesses from testifying in what the president has called a“sham”impeachment inquiry is a legitimate exercise of executive privilege that is essential to guard the authority and prerogatives of the presidency.
Trump took the rare move last week of asserting executive privilege to keep secret the millions of pages of evidence that Mueller gathered in his investigation.
Shaheen told ABC News that if the administration is to exert executive privilege,“we need to find another way to get the information.”.
Many presidents have battled with Congress over their executive privilege and what it covers, but the idea that the debate is cause for impeachment is remarkably weak.
The Nixon precedent also turned out to be bad news for President Bill Clinton,who invoked executive privilege 14 times during the investigation by independent counsel Kenneth Starr.
The White House is highly likely to swat away the request andinvoke executive privilege, arguing that no president is required to reveal private conversations and that an aide, such as a translator, should not be compelled to do so either.
Bolton has said he will testify if subpoenaed,but Trump has suggested he may invoke executive privilege to prevent him or other administration officials from testifying.
Mark Rozell, a constitutional scholar who wrote a book about executive privilege, said he believes Bolton could be questioned without revealing sensitive national security information.
Calling this an abuse of power,Democrats also charged Trump with“obstruction of Congress” for invoking executive privilege and refusing to allow some of the White House officials to testify in impeachment proceedings.
The White House has repeatedly threatened orreserved the right to use executive privilege to protect documents and Trump administration officials from House Democrats' investigations.