But, in essence, said several foreign policy officials in the administration, that led to a president unwilling to exercise full authority over military commanders.
The MPs also raise concerns that the three-year contracts for the two jobs may be too short to enable their holders to develop and exercise full authority, especially as neither preferred candidate has recent experience of prisons or probation.
This mainly typified the absolutist monarchies led by rulers who exercised full authority as heads of states.
Among other things, the executive order will direct the heads of other agencies, including the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office, to allow the director of central intelligence to exercise his full authority on budgetary and other matters.
On 12 May, President Barack Obama directed the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to take charge of a new federal effort and to exercise its full authority under the Clean Water Act.
We urge the EPA to appeal today's ruling and continue to exercise its full authority under the Clean Water Act to protect waterways and communities.
Amnesty International claims that their legitimate professional interests make it likely that the government would intercept communications by Amnesty International and other organizations if the government exercised the full authority granted by the FAA.
"Now, with a director, the C.F.P.B. can exercise its full authorities — with respect to both banks and nonbanks — to help those markets operate fairly, transparently, and competitively," Mr. Cordray, a former Ohio attorney general, said in a blog post Wednesday on the bureau's Web site.
"Now, for the first time, we can exercise the full authorities granted to us under the new law.
I am pleased to say that we will now be able to exercise the full authorities granted to us under the law and begin to supervise these nonbanks.
That's because now, with a Director, the CFPB can exercise its full authorities -- with respect to both banks and nonbanks -- to help those markets operate fairly, transparently, and competitively.
