To civil rights groups, the shortcoming underlines one of the problems of having a fragmented mechanism to track misconduct that is partly under the authority of the agents' employer.
The authority of the agents was limited, and the Lords of Trade insisted to the colonial administration that their agents be authorized to negotiate modifications to the colonial charter.
The empirical results confirm H1, suggesting that principals try to avoid large export intensity since it involves risk, generated by the need to give more freedom and authority to the agent, increasing the asymmetry of information and the possibility of opportunistic behavior.
Define the authority of your agent.
In the 17th century the already existing généralité became the sphere of authority of the intendant, a direct agent of the king with wide police, justice, and finance powers.
The relative authority of two agents regarding the control of a resource is deined so as the authority conlict, which appears relevant to trigger authority reallocation between agents as shown by a first experiment.
Claiming the authority of agents in the trenches, Mr. Crane depicts an almost opposite reality.
There have been few court cases in the U.S. testing the authority of border agents to search devices, Wessler said, and in most parts of the country, there is no court decision addressing this issue, so the government claims it can search any personal electronic device at the border.
Their bill retains sound provisions from the Ashcroft measure, such as reaffirming the authority of federal agents to conduct roving wiretaps that follow terrorism suspects as they move about.
He and the trustees, who had insured the girl against kidnapping and ransom demands, became convinced that she was vulnerable; in 1997 they hired surveillance agents to investigate her security, and Swiss authorities arrested two of the agents on charges of attempted kidnapping.
