Sentence examples for exerting its authority from inspiring English sources
The safest place for him may have been Benghazi, where Libya's weak central government feared exerting its authority because of the superior power of the local Islamist militias.
In mid-October Congress settled this by exerting its authority and issuing an ordinance forbidding any citizen from privately purchasing lands from Indians without first receiving approval from the federal government.
Every year Chinese courts order the execution of some 10,000 prisoners so the highly profitable market for organ transplants is likely to continue, particularly in outlying provinces where central government has difficulty exerting its authority.
What these mayors didn't say, however, was how their municipalities would be able to prevent the federal government from exerting its authority — and what they mean by the term "sanctuary city".
It may exert its authority, as in the Wilson and Webb-Kenyon Acts, having in view the laws of the state, but it has a power of its own, which in this instance it has exerted in accordance with its view of public policy.
Congress exerted its authority in 1991 and again in 2002, when it authorized the president to use military force in the run-up to both wars in Iraq.
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"Yesterday's events make it explicitly clear that Congress must exert its authority to be a check on the presidency," she said.
The Act contemplates that each sovereign shall operate 'in its own sphere but can exert its authority in conformity rather than in conflict with that of the other'.
The agency has been trying to exert its authority under that law ever since, and the Cholestin court case may mark an important test of its jurisdiction.
