单词executive branch
un.: 行政部门；执行机构
网络: 行政机构；行政机关；政府的行政部门
（美国总统掌管的）政府行政部门:
(in the US) the part of the government that is controlled by the President
执行机构
行政部门
His political philosophy, known as Jacksonian democracy, helped solidify a strong executive branch and expand the electorate.
其政治哲学被称为杰克逊式民主，它帮助巩固了一个强大的行政部门，扩展了选民范围。
he also fought ruthlessly to expand the power of the executive branch, which he thought had been dangerously restricted since Watergate.
他也铁腕般扩张行政部门的权力，他认为自从水门事件后其权力已被制约到了危险的地步。
House Intelligence Committee leaders have said the executive branch cannot be trusted to oversee itself.
而议会情报委员会领导人曾说过，不能相信行政部门能够自己监督自己。
The vice President is the only member of the Executive Branch not subject to removal by the President.
副总统是行政部门中唯一总统不能免职的官员。
Which leads to a final obstacle: without an accountable executive branch , the necessary reform of the legal system is not going to happen.
这个区别把我们引到了一个最终障碍：如没有负责的执法部门，必要的司法系统改革是不会发生的。
"Despite the weaknesses, the executive branch has a good and appropriate shape today, " he said recently.
哈梅内伊最近表示：“尽管有些弱点，但目前的行政机构模式良好而合适。”
This view did not prevail in all parts of the executive branch.
这一观点并不是在政府的所有部门都占优势。
But the law is only the first step in a process: The executive branch needs to develop rules and policies to implement the law.
但颁布法律只是整个程序的第一步：行政部门还必须制订执行法律的规章和政策。
The U. S. Constitution mandates that the executive branch will seek the "advice and consent" of the Senate to treaties with foreign powers.
《美国宪法》（U.S.Constitution）规定，在与外国签订条约时，行政部门必须征求参议院的“建议与同意”。
That action provoked the first lawsuit ever by the General Accounting Office against the executive branch .
那样的行为引发了由总会计办公室对行政部门的第一个诉讼。