he Supreme Court's position that agencies can apply any reasonable interpretation of statutes unless Congress has stipulated something to the contrary reflects Multiple Choice the president's role as the chief executive, which gives him the sole authority over executive agencies. Congress's difficulty in ensuring adequate accountability of the bureaucracy through the presidency. Congress's failure to claim ownership as it is typically not the source of each agency's programs and funding. the Court's recognition that administrators must have flexibility if they are to operate efficiently. the Court's inability to exercise sunset provisions