Sentence examples for exercise such power from inspiring English sources

McDonnell's argument is that these laws cover only "exercising actual governmental power, threatening to exercise such power, or pressuring others to exercise such power" but, because the jury was not so instructed, his convictions should be thrown out.

And doctors exercise such power over complex care decisions that neither patients nor insurers can usually decide whether drugs or procedures are worth the price.

At trial, Microsoft attempted to rebut the presumption of monopoly power with evidence of both putative constraints on its ability to exercise such power and behavior of its own that is supposedly inconsistent with the possession of monopoly power.

The police abuses in Argentina, including torture, planting weapons and shooting "fleeing" suspects, were common in the United States until disadvantaged groups were able to exercise such power that coerced confession began to be thrown out of court.

Therefore, he raised the battle cry, "All power to the Soviets!"—although the Bolsheviks still constituted a minority within the soviets and despite the manifest unwillingness of the Menshevik SR majority to exercise such power.

Since, by definition, it is impossible for every employer participating in a multiemployer trust fund to exercise such power, the Court of Appeals' decision upholding Amax's claim would effectively preclude a union from resorting to economic pressure to cause an employer to participate in a multiemployer trust fund.

The President may discharge the duties and exercise the powers of any officer of the teaching or administrative staff who may be absent or unable to act, or appoint temporary officials to discharge such duties and exercise such powers.

The Director of Small Business Programs shall, subject to paragraph (2), perform such duties regarding small business programs of the Department of the Navy, and shall exercise such powers regarding those programs, as the Secretary of the Navy may prescribe.

There shall be an Executive Committee of the Board (referred to in this chapter as the "Executive Committee"), which shall be composed of five members and shall exercise such powers and functions as may be delegated to it by the Board.

Indeed, the Burmese government would likely be first in line to exercise such powers to eliminate global discussion of the events within its borders.

It was the first time that the Senate exercised such power since it was granted in the 1850's.