The US government still has a huge array of authorities that it can use to track and monitor terrorist groups.
A contemporary, Peter, the prior of Holy Trinity Priory in Aldgate, London, heard Foliot preach a sermon at a synod, and praised the sermon as "adorned with flowers of words and sentences and supported by a copious array of authorities.
Would intelligence agencies no longer use the "full array of their authority because of fear of what might happen in terms of public opinion or political retribution"?
Some of the treatment, including the technique known as waterboarding, has been described as illegal torture by an array of legal authorities, human rights groups, the International Committee of the Red Cross and several Obama administration officials, including Mr. Panetta.
The legislation would create an independent budget office with an array of powers over authorities, including the ability to issue subpoenas as part of investigations.
She comes from a medical family and has chaired an array of local health authorities and groups, including the Association of Medical Research Charities, and the Council of St George's University of London medical school.
BEIJING — China's legislature has imposed tighter requirements on Web and telecommunications companies to shield the nation's state secrets, which are often defined as including a broad array of information the authorities deem detrimental to security.
Policies to Crack Down on Waste, Fraud and Abuse The House and Senate health reform bills contain an unprecedented array of aggressive new authorities to fight waste, fraud and abuse.
The legislation's main provision would create an independent budget office with an array of powers over state authorities, including the ability to issue subpoenas in investigations and to conduct regular audits.
Instead of setting himself up as a religious authority, Kierkegaard used a vast array of textual devices to undermine his authority as an author and to place responsibility for the existential significance to be derived from his texts squarely on the reader.
