Sentence examples for broader authorities from inspiring English sources

Finally, we would suggest that the Secretary of State be given broader authorities to enforce the state's lobbying laws.

The Export-Import Bank, for instance, wanted a new, long-term authorization with an expanded loan limit and broader authority.

Now, Democratic leaders say they are leaning toward giving the Education Department broader authority.

A senior White House official responsible for countering the proliferation of nuclear and unconventional weapons has been given broader authority.

Reporters were getting broader authority to construct their stories and to explain the underlying meaning of events.

On the right, prosecutors and police seek broader authority to take biological samples from individual suspects for DNA analysis.

Finally, the United States is having difficulties negotiating a new United Nations Security Council resolution to give the United Nations broader authority over Iraq.

The top of his wish list to Congress includes broader authority to bar executives and directors who violate securities laws.

Some officials are now saying they need broader authority to conduct surveillance of potential terrorists, no matter where they are.

That would give districts broader authority in deciding how to spend the money and would free them from considerable paperwork.

The broader authority also enabled the agency to accuse the bank of "employing a manipulative device," without proving that the bank actually manipulated the price of swaps.