Sentence examples for exercises its authority from inspiring English sources

The board's authority is tempered by grant requirements for funder approval before key personnel can be replaced, however, and the Silent Spring Institute board developed additional mechanisms to ensure that it exercises its authority responsibly.

Later it was constituted special-grade municipality and currently, exercises its authority over an area of 12.58 sqkm out of the town's total area of 64.02 sqkm.

Bundesrat members are appointed by the state governments, and the body exercises its authority to protect the rights and prerogatives of the state governments.

All public education is free and is administered by the Ministry of National Education, which draws up the curricula, employs the staff, and exercises its authority through rectors placed at the heads of academies.

As the committee exercises its authority to call witnesses to learn information for possible use in legislative policy, the hearing is shaping up to be an under-oath showdown between Clemens and McNamee, with Pettitte and Knoblauch as possible referees.

The context for the study was the FWB, which exercises its authority over the French-speaking citizens of Belgium.

But Melbourne city council senior counsel, Richard Niall QC, told the court there had been no refusal or failure by council to exercise its authority, because it had investigated complaints against the centre.

Regardless of how serious the problem an administrative agency seeks to address, however, it may not exercise its authority "in a manner that is inconsistent with the administrative structure that Congress enacted into law".

"It should be a governmental burden," he said, "or the government should step in and otherwise exercise its authority for deportation or whatever it wants to do".

Timothy S. Bishop, a Chicago lawyer representing the agency, told the justices that in exercising its authority over interstate commerce when it passed the law in 1972, Congress did not mean to extend federal jurisdiction to isolated ponds that have no impact on "navigable waters," the term used by the Clean Water Act.

The commission, which had refused to exercise its authority, recently reversed itself, saying that it would review the TGP300 pipeline — the Northeast Upgrade is a part of it — but not the Upgrade itself.