Sentence examples for exercise its powers from inspiring English sources
The government of President René Préval still has not made many of the most basic decisions, including where to build new housing, and whether and how it will exercise its powers of eminent domain.
Nevertheless, the court has been reluctant to exercise its powers and provide meaningful reparations to the nearly 4,000 civil parties participating in the trial.
But officials say that the creaking legal administration urgently needs reform after 20 years of post-communist sloth and inefficiency, and that the National Judicial Office will exercise its powers independently and objectively.Unbelievably, that's not all.
The inquiry chairman said the Police Service of Northern Ireland had fully cooperated in handing over material and the tribunal did not need to exercise its powers to compel anyone or any institution to provide evidence.
4. The transfer of powers and responsibilities to the Palestinian Authority shall not affect the authority of Israel and of the Israeli military government in the West Bank to exercise its powers and responsibilities in criminal matters, such as the performance of autopsies, the investigation of narcotic offenses, etc. 5.
But the assignment of Defense Department activities among appropriation titles - procurement, research and development, military personnel, operation and maintenance, military construction - constitutes one of the key tools the Congress can use to exercise its powers of oversight and control of military spending.
But how it will exercise its power remains a mystery.
"Even if it did not conspire to bring war about, it declined to exercise its power to prevent the outbreak by restraining Austria.
"It does not hesitate to exercise its power boldly, openly pressuring the government and political parties".
By putting itself in service of truth, faith enables reason to exercise its power in realms to which it would otherwise have no access".
This approach is based on the view that, emergencies aside, it is wrong for government to exercise its power to coerce if such an exercise is not allowed by law.
