Sentence examples for as subpoena from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers gave the commission a broad mandate, as well as subpoena power, to look at issues like the role of exotic financial instruments and credit rating agencies, compensation, and the failure of regulators to manage risky lending at banks.

Mr. McCain and Mr. Lieberman also said the remaining issues should not be stumbling blocks, calling such matters as subpoena power and the chairmanship "minutiae" that could be negotiated.

But because Linkedin wanted to break the US figure down into types of request, such as "subpoena" or "search warrant", it had to exclude the number of national security-related requests.

Ideally, it would be established under legislative arrangements which provide it with complete independence from government departments and ministries, and with immunity from legal processes such as subpoena by courts.

Under the new system, if voters approve the amendment, deputy sheriffs, who serve legal papers such as subpoenas and summonses, would be sworn in as state marshals, while special deputies, who handle prisoner transportation and courthouse jails and security, would become judicial police officers under the authority of the Judicial Department.

In recent months, YouTube, the embattled Google subsidiary, has had to contend with a massive request from Viacom to take down more than 100,000 unauthorized video clips, as well as subpoenas from News Corp.'s Twentieth Century Fox and a smaller film studio owned by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

The reclassification as a formal investigation allows for the use of additional techniques such as subpoenas.

Eventually, he said, he refused to extend the subpoena as long as DeLay wanted.

Committee rules allow the panel to issue a subpoena as long as the chairman, Grassley, and the ranking Democrat, Feinstein, agree to it, or by a committee vote. .

Lithe as a lawn mower, subtle as a subpoena, Alpha Al clomped right up beside Mr. Bush, who rewarded him with a disdainful double take that brought chuckles from the crowd.

Kenneth D. Lewis, Bank of America's chief executive, is likely to receive a subpoena as well.