With his broadened powers, he has removed members from the planning commission and a brownfields authority board and installed his own choices.
Maryland's House of Delegates has approved antiterrorism legislation that would broaden powers to wiretap telephones and monitor e-mail messages and other computer communications.
She will leave a legacy of advancement for women in the judiciary, broadened powers for the Constitution and support for gay rights.
Mr. Morsi's first use of those broadened powers was to replace the country's chief prosecutor, arguing that he had protected corrupt former officials and cronies from the overthrown government of Hosni Mubarak.
The measure, introduced in October, would restrict the broadened powers that the government was given in the antiterrorism law, approved by Congress weeks after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Just as the last great wave of party reform, in the late 1960s, took control from party bosses and gave it to a new generation of activists, perhaps the next phase should entail broadening that power to include less ideologically rigid voters — by allowing independents to vote in all primaries.
"People had tremendous hopes for this mayor," said Councilman Chris A. Hilbert, who supported Mr. Wilder in his mayoral run and in broadening his powers.
Measures advocated by Brown but not enacted by the Assembly included broadening the powers of the state railroad commission, establishing the offices of state bank inspector and superintendent of public printing, and reforming prison management, including separate detention of adolescent criminals.
Homeostatic control (HC) of electric power systems (EPS), particularly those that fall into the distributed generation (DG) category, can enable utilities to broaden their power supply services in line with industry changes worldwide while at the same time safeguarding their customers' power supply against environmental challenges.
