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The National Assembly's vote had been widely expected since Maduro requested a month ago to be given expanded power to enact laws without consulting congress for up to a year.
Legislators, after sharply partisan debate, gave Mr. Malloy expanded power to address the $1.6 billion budget shortage left behind by the unions' vote, while giving the governor more oversight and less latitude than he had requested.
The Justice Department has criticized as misleading and inaccurate a Washington Post report about the FBI's expanded power to collect the private records of ordinary Americans while conducting terrorism and espionage investigations.
Opponents of cloning research, meanwhile, have been preoccupied with putting a stop to the destruction of embryos and so have failed to focus on what is unique about all human cloning: the expanded power to manipulate nascent human life and thus to master the very technique that will make cloning to produce children possible.
It will also set up a new structure for an organization that was created for only 6 states and will soon have 25, with two permanent presidents, one foreign minister, a stronger administrative arm and a Parliament with expanded power to pass more legislation.
It was given expanded power to root out financial fraud, and was expected to do so.Besides this inheritance, Mr Donaldson was faced with new scandals in the insurance and mutual-fund industries and involving market makers at the New York Stock Exchange NYSEE).
Meanwhile, the F.D.A. must be given expanded powers to ensure the safety of our food supply.
Fifteen years ago, New York City's government was overhauled to give the City Council expanded powers to counterbalance the mayor.
The president enjoys expanded powers to appoint ministers, declare a state of emergency, and dissolve parliament.
The bills would give federal authorities expanded powers to crack down on foreign sites suspected of piracy.
Further work is still needed, especially to make sure the government does not get expanded powers to detain immigrants indefinitely.
