Sentence examples for explicit authorities from inspiring English sources

He added, in an e-mailed statement, "The intelligence community insists that its officers not exceed the very explicit authorities granted".

Moreover, Silverman said, "the E.P.A. has explicit authority to regulate emissions from rebuilt diesel engines".

Though no provision in the State Constitution grants explicit authority for the Legislature to expel its own members, state law does.

In the past, commissioners -- on the strong advice of agency lawyers -- generally restricted their actions to those for which Congress has given explicit authority.

Yet the account did not belong to Rodrigo Terpins, who "did not have explicit authority to make trades" in the account.

But the Dodd-Frank Act, the regulatory overhaul signed into law last July, gave the S.E.C. explicit authority to write new proxy access rules.

The need to establish legal competency of a patient has meant doctors are reluctant to proceed in cases of children without the explicit authority of a court.

Lawmakers say they intend to introduce legislation in the next few weeks that would give regulators explicit authority to enforce the rule.

First, district budgets often go unreviewed by town boards, even when the town has explicit authority to review them, he said.

In the past, commissioners — on the strong advice of agency lawyers — generally restricted their actions to those for which Congress has given explicit authority.

Mr. Falcon lacked explicit authority to limit the size of the companies' mammoth investment portfolios, or tell them how much capital they needed to guard against losses.