Sentence examples for full subpoena from inspiring English sources
"Without the department's cooperation and full subpoena power, it means absolutely nothing," the former official said.
When the legislation for the 9/11 Commission was passed, it gave the commissioners full subpoena power.
In a statement, Senator Dorgan's office said the select committee would have full subpoena power and would not only hear testimony, but make recommendations for reforms to try to prevent future downturns of this type.
The UN's instinctive response to sexual violence in its ranks – ignore, deny, cover up, dissemble – must be subjected to a truly independent commission of inquiry with total access, top to bottom, and full subpoena power".
"All these ethically questionable actions by a California regulated utility... demand that your committee not only investigate these serious matters but utilize your full subpoena powers in order to provide answers to ratepayers and the public," Samaniego wrote.
The Congress must create an independent commission, with full subpoena power and the ability to hear testimony and recommend reforms, to conduct a thorough, unbiased investigation, definitively answer all the key questions, help restore the integrity of our financial markets, and bolster low public confidence in regulators while helping prevent future crashes.
But somewhere there may be a prosecutor with a box full of subpoenas, an Enron alumni directory and an interest in what happened even two or three years ago.
He later added that he expected Mr. Perez to respond in full to a subpoena from Representative Darrell Issa of California, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, for personal e-mails believed to contain more information about the deal.
The newspaper Radikal published an article Thursday quoting what it said was the full text of a subpoena issued by Akkas to Erdogan's son Bilal.
"We expect and demand full compliance with our subpoenas," said Gregory G. Mocek, the enforcement director.
"The commission will not be complete, however, until it has the powers in law that it needs, such as full and specific authority to subpoena information and testimony".
