Sentence examples for authority over power from inspiring English sources
The same shrinking jurisdiction has occurred in electric power more than a decade of deregulation has shifted authority over power generation from state regulators such as the PUC to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
"I think that Secretary of State Mrs. Clinton delivered a clear-cut message to the SCAF, and I think they got that message: that the SCAF is not an elected body and must deliver the authority and turn over power," said Emad Gad, an analyst at the government-financed Al Ahram research institute and now a leader of the Social Democratic Party.
PNM can be quite an obstacle, says Mayor Coss, "because they have a monopoly authority over power-lines, they simply disallow community solar systems to use them".
The aim was to relieve both the international pressure (a crippling economic boycott) and the increasing inter-factional violence that have plagued the Palestinian Authority (PA) since Hamas took over power from Fatah in March.
With deregulation, the authority over the power plants was transferred from California officials to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which pursues a free market approach.
Congress should assert its authority over war powers and ask tough questions about the policy and the costs.
To the contrary, we're encouraged to command our day in Job 38 12, and we're told that have authority over all the power that the enemy possesses in Luke 10 19.
The first step would be the formation of an interim authority, with power over some government ministries.
Lordship and vassalage were hereditary, and thus the horizon of the dependent classes narrowed until eventually the lord and his officials held all secular authority and power over their lives.
These images show the way red was used by the monarch to assert his authority and power over his people.
This process of codification and de-codification usually involves introducing transaction costs and establishing a discretionary authority with power over financial instruments and firms as a means to discourage risky innovations (Pradier, 2011).
