Sentence examples for an additional authority from inspiring English sources

In extreme disasters, an additional authority is set up: the Scientific Advisory Groups for Emergencies whose members change depending on the nature of the crisis.

An agreement used by a broker who is a member of a multiple-listing organization, providing the exclusive right to sell with an additional authority and obligation on the part of the listing broker to distribute the listing to the other brokers.

Executive Order No. 9835 did not vest any additional authority in the heads of administrative agencies to discharge employees.

"The US does not need any additional authority even now, if we thought it was necessary to take action to defend ourselves," the secretary of state said.

Congress should at least investigate the circumstances surrounding NASD's liquidation of its ARS investment before deciding to grant FINRA any additional authority to "protect" investors.

It's quite a contrast from Truman's time that the Court is discussing the Clause as a potential limit on presidential authority rather than a potential grant of additional authority.

"I have issued an executive order that provides additional authority for responding to certain cyber activity that seeks to interfere with or undermine our election processes and institutions, or those of our allies or partners," Obama said in the statement, released while he was vacationing with his family in Hawaii.

The measure, which would allow more prisoners a chance at parole and give additional authority to prison officials to award good-behavior credits, has wide appeal among the state's young voters.

At his hearing, Mr. Panetta said that if the approved techniques were "not sufficient" to get a detainee to divulge details he was suspected of knowing about an imminent attack, he would ask for "additional authority".

The Trump administration plans to review the powers that law enforcement officials have under existing opioid laws and request additional authority from Congress if needed, a top official at the Department of Justice said Tuesday.

Use another person’s system, files, or data without permission (note that permission from an individual user may not be sufficient—some systems may require additional authority).