Sentence examples for disciplinary powers for from inspiring English sources
The legislation creates an independent oversight board with strong disciplinary powers for the accounting industry.
Players, agents and union officials have identified several other issues that are likely to become part of the negotiations, among them: an easing of the restricted free-agency rules, a reduction in the so-called escrow tax on player salaries, and a reduction in Stern's disciplinary powers for on-court conduct.
Federal Judge Walter Lindley ruled for Landis, noting that the agreements and rules were intended to "endow the Commissioner with all the attributes of a benevolent but absolute despot and all the disciplinary powers of the proverbial pater familias ".
The sketchy plan announced by Harvey L. Pitt, the S.E.C. chairman, would shift disciplinary power from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, an industry trade group now responsible for policing the profession, to a new organization with more power and stronger public representation.
Many bar associations have disciplinary powers over their members, but actual procedures for disbarment (q.v ., relieving an attorney of his license to practice, are usually carried on in court.
It will have broad discretion to set ethics rules, such as conflict-of-interest standards for accountants auditing public companies, and assign extensive disciplinary powers to enforce them.
This would replace the self-regulating Public Oversight Board and has many more powers, including subpoena authority and disciplinary powers.
In effect, Tagliabue would have similar disciplinary powers to those of the National Basketball Association's commissioner, David Stern.
Given the conditions, the F.F.C. believes that its disciplinary powers have been paralyzed, Baal said.
And some lawyers still question whether the FSA's disciplinary powers would pass muster under the human rights convention.
The NASUWT teachers' union also claimed Mr Gove was restating current disciplinary powers.
