Sentence examples for affairs powers from inspiring English sources
Launching a process to return some existing justice and home affairs powers.
His geopolitics, faith, cultural impact, philosophy of science, amorous affairs, powers of abstraction and superstar reputation are all part of this subject.
The justification of SOEs is that they are an inherent part of a president's foreign affairs powers, because the conduct of foreign affairs requires frequent formal arrangements between countries.
There were chaotic and angry scenes in the house after MPs turned up expecting a vote on the warrant but found the government motion only mentioned 11 other EU justice and home affairs powers.
Ministers subsequently tabled an amended motion, but only to say that a vote on 11 European justice and home affairs powers should be taken as referring to a wider package of 35 measures that includes the European arrest warrant.
Just as the home secretary, Theresa May, finally manages to get Abu Qatada on a plane and prepares to announce a coalition deal to reform UK involvement in EU justice and home affairs powers, the European court of human rights (ECHR) gives the government a massive new headache.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said the Zivotofskys were pressing "a narrow, crabbed interpretation of the president's foreign affairs power".
The court also found that the prohibition did not impermissibly intrude on the federal government's federal affairs power.
"State interests, no matter how noble, do not trump the Federal Government's exclusive foreign affairs power," Judge Tauro wrote.
The Supreme Court struck down many of the IEEPA's limits on executive authority during the 1980s, and Congress has never again been so assertive about its own foreign affairs power.
Those went unchallenged, but the federal appeals court in Boston, ruling in Natsios v. National Foreign Trade Council, No. 99-474, found the Burma law to be an impermissible state intrusion into the federal government's foreign affairs power.
