Sentence examples for all authority over from inspiring English sources

rule that the president, alone, has ALL AUTHORITY OVER WAR -- which is exactly opposite of the constitutional grant that gives that authority to Congress.

It broke all authority over fishing".

Nor is it sensible for Congress to abdicate all authority over spending.

The remarks drew a quick rebuke from Mr. Cameron, who called them "totally unacceptable and inappropriate," and he stripped Mr. Cable of all authority over competition and policy issues relating to Britain's media, digital and telecommunications sectors, but stopped short of firing him as business secretary.

But more typical are policies like the one Duke adopted in 2002, which strongly discourages faculty members from becoming involved with their students but says that if such a relationship develops, the faculty member must report it to a dean and then be removed from all authority over the student.

When the unity deal was signed, Azzam al-Ahmed member of Fatah's Central Committee whispered that "Hamas had taken off all their clothes," meaning that Hamas had surrendered too much, and certainly all authority over Gaza.

To take one small example, the Army Corps of Engineers, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Labor Department, and the state of Florida could all have authority over and potential conflicts with Trump's golf-course holdings in Florida.

No one has over-all authority.

In 1995, the Republican-controlled Congress created a board that assumed all meaningful authority over the city and left Mr. Barry as little more than a bit player.

From that point on, you have essentially abnegated all moral authority over how said baby will be raised in the future.

After heated discussions it was decided to leave also: the ministers sailed at 19 20 from Hoek van Holland on HMS Windsor to form a government in exile in London, having conferred all governmental authority over the homeland to Winkelman.