Question

1. the president is given the power to enforce judicial implementation, which is

the right to approve judicial nominees
the ability to interpret law
the ability to vote on who becomes a supreme court justice
the authority to decide whether to enforce judicial decisions

Explanation:

The president has the power to enforce judicial implementation, which means the authority to decide whether to enforce judicial decisions. The right to approve judicial nominees is a power of the Senate (advise - and - consent). The ability to interpret law is the power of the judicial branch. The president does not have the ability to vote on who becomes a Supreme Court justice (the Senate does the voting in the confirmation process).

Answer:

the authority to decide whether to enforce judicial decisions