Sentence examples for congress delegate from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, still other reform advocates, including in the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, have proposed that Congress delegate the job of setting quotas to a commission.
Asked about lawyers' responsibilities on an official newspaper's microblog, Liu Pifeng, a congress delegate and legal adviser to the government, forgets to mention Magna Carta, October 18thExcept for all the others: "An electoral system encourages populism.
One leading proposal, put forward by the Hoover Institution, would have Congress delegate to the executive branch broad-based authority to create a list of terrorist groups against which the United States is at war.
Others tell of coming away from a discussion with a foreign congress delegate and realising that they hadn't a clue about the nationality of the person they had just been speaking to.
In the circumstances presented here, so too may Congress delegate authority to the President to define the aggravating factors that permit imposition of a statutory penalty, with the regulations providing the narrowing of the death eligible class that the Eighth Amendment requires.
This transpartisan public opposition to NAFTA-style pacts is what underlies the growing transpartisan opposition in Congress to President Obama's request that Congress delegate away its constitutional authorities through Fast Track trade authority.
Nor has Congress delegated its legislative authority to the industry.
Eleanor Roosevelt served as a US delegate to the UN.
Lydia Tinka is a British Red Cross Economic Security delegate, in Yemen.
The British United Nations delegate, Sir David Hannay, predicted the vote for enforcement will come early next week.
