The Constitution was inspired by the English Bill of Rights. Both documents limit the power of the executive branch. Which is an example of limited power in the United States?

The executive branch is subject to the will of the people.

The executive branch cannot veto legislation.

The executive branch has no power to decide on legislation.

The executive branch is prohibited from suspending laws at will.

The executive branch is prohibited from suspending laws at will.

Explanation:

In the matter of laws, the President has two functions: to approve or veto the legislation passed by Congress (If the President does not approve then the law goes back to the Congress which can also override the president's veto with a certain majority) and to enforce laws. Thus, once a law is established he or she can not suspend it at will as it does not have the power to do so. The Judicial branch is responsible for declaring a law unconstitutional and therefore, to suspend it.

it may be "The executive branch is prohibited from suspending laws at will."