Sentence examples for embrace authority from inspiring English sources

The 'entire judicial power granted by the Constitution' does not embrace authority to entertain such suits in the absence of the State's consent.

III"); Ex parte New York, 256 U.S. at 497 ("[T]he entire judicial power granted by the Constitution does not embrace authority to entertain a suit brought by private parties against a State without consent given...".).

The 'entire judicial power granted by the Constitution does not embrace authority to entertain a suit brought by private parties against a state without consent given.' Ex parte State of New York, 256 U.S. 490, 497, 41 S.Ct.

Managers of successful alliances embrace their authority and build employee loyalty to the joint venture rather than to the parent companies.

The style embraces both authority and intimacy, proclaiming the hopes of ordinary citizens as well as the heritage of those well established.

And of course such power embraces the authority to require the giving of testimony by the officers, agents, and other employees of the corporation for like and analogous purposes.

61.3% of Japan's 1,741 local authorities embrace the scheme.

If the authorities embrace better designed demand-side reforms, they will have greater scope for more comprehensive supply-side reforms.

The Communist Party has decided to embrace classical ideas of authority.

By Evan Osnos The Communist Party has decided to embrace classical ideas of authority.

Increased college counseling, better consumer disclosures and school certification of all private education loans are concepts that financial aid administrators wholeheartedly embrace, along with stronger authority to prohibit overborrowing.