Sentence examples for empowered to issue from inspiring English sources

"We are not even empowered to issue a summons".

The six inspectors will be empowered to issue citations to businesses, not to individual cyclists.

For starters, no judge should ever be empowered to issue an order as has been issued in the Schiavo case.

If the impressing officer disagreed with the umpire's valuation, he could appeal to the State Board of Commissioners, which was empowered to issue a final ruling.

(2) The Reichministers will in case of a state of defense effect the necessary measures and are empowered to issue legal regulations which may deviate from existing laws.

The Reichsministers will effect the necessary measures in case of mobilization and are empowered to issue legal regulations which may deviate from existing laws.

"One of the hallmarks of the N.R.C. is its open work environment, where employees are empowered to raise issues they consider important," it said.

Employees will be empowered to resolve issues and are encouraged to seek assistance from managers for any conflicts they are unable to resolve.

'The Court: Do you suggest, if that should be the conclusion, that the clerk could issue an execution upon failure to pay? 'The Court: In other words, you will be willing to stipulate on behalf of your clients that if the rent were not paid that the clerk would, may be empowered forthwith to issue an execution?

In fact, the regulation could not go into effect "until the date on which each landowner with a claim under this section" has been compensated, so the government would have to imagine all possible claims, track down the landowners who might have those claims, and pay them off before a regulation would be effective — even if a later Congress expressly empowered EPA to issue such a regulation.

The Crown Prince is also empowered to seize assets and issue travel bans.