Sentence examples for broad grant from inspiring English sources

"It is a broad grant of power," he said of the clause.

.,' id., at 361, and further questioned whether such a broad grant of jurisdiction was even within the limitations of Art.

In his defense of the law, Solicitor General Olson said Congress operated under a "broad grant of power" and made "quintessentially legislative judgments" when it passed copyright laws.

They amount to a broad grant of power in an area (national security) where the courts have traditionally given the President a relatively free hand.

But some lawmakers said the document represented an overly broad grant of power to the president and would allow him to wage war throughout the Middle East.

That broad grant of power means that taxes and tax rates are inherently political issues, especially since all tax legislation must begin in the House.

It is the combination of those two factors — the broad granting of power to the executive branch and cutting the judicial branch out of the process — that makes the 2005 law so pernicious, the groups say.

The Supreme Court agreed today to hear a clean air case that casts a constitutional shadow over the ability of federal agencies to administer programs within broad grants of authority from Congress.

A22 The justices agreed to hear a clean-air case that casts a constitutional shadow over the ability of federal agencies to administer programs within broad grants of authority from Congress.

Therefore, certain statutory limits to freedom of contract aimed at preventing (overly) broad grants of rights are required.

Or was your opposition to the broad granting of power to President Bush?