Sentence examples similar to cede additional authority from inspiring English sources

While most Republicans in both chambers support fast track as a means to enact TPP, many in the House oppose ceding Obama additional executive authority on principle.

Additional Authorities of the Secretary of Defense.

In addition, by adopting the euro, a single currency, member states agreed to cede substantial authority on financial management to the EU.

"Mr. Hevesi never directed Mr. Loglisci to cede his authority to Hank Morris".

If they were eliminated, Congress would cede more authority over spending decisions to the executive branch.

To her ministers she was steadfastly loyal, encouraging their frank counsel and weighing their advice, but she did not cede ultimate authority even to the most trusted.

Under the broad outlines of the plan, Congress would cede its authority over the debt ceiling to Mr. Obama, but would require that he increase it in several increments.

So the E.U. today has many citizens, but no single supranational nation state to which everyone is ready to cede economic authority.

SUNY and CUNY officials are again asking the Legislature to cede its authority to set tuition for public colleges and universities.

For years, the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader, has spoken of his desire to cede political authority, or "retire," as he has sometimes put it.

There is also provision for a unified approach through the ASEAN Coordinating Center for Humanitarian Assistance, but countries have been reluctant to cede operational authority.