Domain administrator vs local administrator - who wins?

Question

Access rights

Good day.
I propose to reflect on the topic "who wins" - whether the local administrator of a machine in the domain can close from the domain administrator, without removing the machine from the domain.
Let's take, perhaps, the most typical situation - the client is running Windows 7, the domain is raised on Windows Server 2008.

Answer 1

The output will be one. Any admin can do anything. Including local.
It is necessary not to argue who can do what, but it is necessary not to produce admins.

Answer 2

if there are brains, then it is possible to forbid a lot of things to the domain administrator, but D.A. can ban you on the poppy, and you will not have an Internet (