Sentence examples for formally empowered from inspiring English sources

There is no real check on his authority, and no one is formally empowered to tell him what to do.

The federal structure of Belgium encourages the drawing of cultural distinctions among and between Flanders, Wallonia, and the small German-speaking minority institutionalized as formally empowered "communities".

Six months later, on June 30 , 1903 the board — whose directors included the Commodore's grandsons Cornelius II and William K. Vanderbilt, as well as William Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan — in a daring validation of the chief engineer's vision, formally empowered Wilgus to proceed with his bold agenda for a regal terminal that would be a gateway to the continent.

Now police are formally empowered to track down Hicks as a fugitive.

I understand that a US Senator is not formally empowered to remove a member of the President's staff.

The most recent constitution formally empowers the legislature in ways that pose a challenge to the executive authority and the officers who control it.

The changes within the transition effort will substantially dilute the influence of Christie and his closest aides, add a conservative edge to the upper level of Trump's team and formally empower Trump's family in decisions about his administration.

The earl's 14-year-old son claimed that he was loyal to the king but was not empowered to formally surrender the castle, and it remained under control of the Percys.

* Empowered reform cabinet with office of prime minister formally established, consistent with draft constitution.

Elected members of the new councils were empowered, nevertheless, to question the executive informally or formally about all aspects concerning the annual budget.

Because the Polytechnikum was not empowered to grant the doctorate until 1909, Werner received a doctorate formally from the University of Zürich in 1890.