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The agreement includes a provision for New Jersey to grant broad powers to an independent panel to shape the direction of the State Division of Youth and Family Services.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership -- a cornerstone of Mr. Obama's remaining economic agenda -- would grant broad powers to multinational companies operating in North America, South America and Asia.
An outside panel of child welfare experts was granted broad powers to oversee changes at the agency.
Units within Egypt's sprawling security force are granted broad powers by the government, and officers are rarely punished for abuse.
And another group wants to undo a law granting broad powers to shore up financially troubled cities, a measure that underpins a consent deal the Snyder administration reached for state oversight of struggling Detroit.
But, during the next two years, Wang's investigators, who were granted broad powers to detain and interrogate, attacked agencies that might counter Xi's authority, accusing them of conspiracies and abuses.
The advocacy group, Children's Rights Inc., was granted broad powers to compel improvements in the way New Jersey serves its neediest children under the terms of a lawsuit settlement in 2003.
In little more than a week, during which the United Nations passed a resolution granting broad powers to the United States and Britain to run Iraq, the country's political groups have come to the realization that they have lost their bid to dominate the postwar transition.
Based on his theories of deception, the LCS was created under Colonel John Bevan and granted broad powers to plan deception strategy.
The following February, Roosevelt granted broad powers to the War Department to carry out internment, acting upon the assertions of Gen. John L. DeWitt, the Army general in charge of the West Coast, who believed that Japanese Americans were more loyal to Japan than to the United States.
