Sentence examples for authority to interpret from inspiring English sources
In addition, the Supreme Court is poised to address major issues relating to the president's (and, by extension, the administration's) authority to interpret immigration laws in ways not explicitly authorized by law.
Describing the lawsuit underlying the case as "a not-so-veiled attempt to gut the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," Edwards concluded his written opinion by noting that the court's ruling "defies the will of Congress and the permissible interpretations of the agencies to whom Congress has delegated the authority to interpret and enforce the terms of the ACA".
Does a president have the authority to interpret the Constitution differently from the judiciary?
"They can't take away from the zoning board the authority to interpret the town's zoning code".
It is left for each local authority to interpret the definition of entertainment".
Because what I would respectfully suggest, Your Honor, is that the Legislature has provided this court with the authority to interpret these laws.
The lack of established medical authorities to interpret or filter such information could cause deep discomfort, some experts caution.
The recently published draft housing benefit regulations clarify proposals for landlords to define how many bedrooms a property has, and for local authorities to interpret that.
He ruled that Mr. Bush's team had not demonstrated a "constitutional injury" or "fundamental unfairness" in Florida's manual recount provisions and that it was up to the states and their authorities to interpret state law in running the vote-counting.
These contrast differences could be used by local and state health authorities to interpret how alterations to standing avian community structure can alter the relative occurrence of human disease in particular areas.
There is a long-standing tradition within British Parliamentary systems of governance according to which Parliament alone possesses authority to create, interpret and implement its own constitutional limits.
