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McCulloch v. Maryland 1819 Established that Congress possesses all "implied powers" appropriate to the exercise of the powers expressly granted to it in the U.S. Constitution.
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With respect to the currently pending fight over the Contraceptive Mandate, it is important to note that the Obama Administration has expressly granted an exemption to religious nonprofits.
King Edgar (reigned 959 975) expressly granted local autonomy to the Danes.
For an agent's signature to be sufficient, the original signatory must have expressly granted the agent the authority to sign contracts on his behalf.
In making her ruling, Judge Harmon said that she gave particular weight to the S.E.C.'s position on how to interpret the Central Bank decision because the agency had been expressly granted the power by Congress to construct the regulations under federal securities laws.
A lawyer for the Town of Greenwich told Connecticut's highest court today that the General Assembly had expressly granted the town the authority to exclude nonresidents from its public beach and urged the seven justices to overturn a lower court order that the beach be opened to all state residents.
