The supreme court of Missouri, exercising its function of interpretation, decides that it is.
The uneasiness for the Court derives from the tension involved in drawing the line between judicial discretion and indiscretion, between the normal exercise of its function of ensuring "that in the interpretation and application of [the] Treaty the law is observed" and judicial activism of quasi-legislative nature.
"The president claims power to deem the Senate not 'genuinely capable of exercising its constitutional function' during pro forma sessions and thus in a de facto recess," Miguel Estrada, the senators' attorney, wrote in the brief.
Curcumin exercises its protective function by inducing the expression of antioxidant enzymes in various cell types.
If he is to exercise the function of allotting a limited supply among avid contenders for it, the Secretary cannot escape the necessity of passing judgment on their relative competitive positions.
"I consider myself suitable and eligible to exercise the function of a professor of Catholic theology," he continued, paraphrasing a July letter from the Vatican that said he was neither suitable nor eligible.
After "exercising every function" of this unit, they gave it a good score.
He explained that it is instead helpful to look at the nature of the power – whether the body in question exercises public law functions or if the exercise of its functions has public law consequences.
Shortly after Afonso VI's coming-of-age in 1662, the King appointed Castelo Melhor his secret notary (escrivão da puridade), a position in which the favourite was able to exercise the functions of first minister.
627,and yet that the right of the person voted for to hold and exercise the functions of the office to which was elected can, without violating that Amendment, be taken away without due process of law?
