"It is a broad grant of power," he said of the clause.
An express grant of power must include whatever is indispensably necessary to its enjoyment.
Relying on international law to make sense of Congress's grant of power has deep roots in our constitutional tradition.
559 (1992) (Governor of Kansas may negotiate, but may not enter into compact without grant of power from legislature).
petitioners' interpretation of the "grant of power". standard to enforce its limit. of those other textual constraints.
An enormous grant of power, it gave Roosevelt virtually a free hand to pursue his policy of material aid to the "opponents of force".
So it is my understanding that the 15th Amendment contains a very strong, very explicit and unambiguous grant of power to the Congress.
Having said that I opposed it theoretically and philosophically, I'm not, as a state attorney general, going to reject the grant of power that they gave to us.
In France a general authorization must specify the types of transactions the agent may engage in, whereas in Germany a general grant of power carries no such limitation.
But some lawmakers said the document represented an overly broad grant of power to the president and would allow him to wage war throughout the Middle East.
The Supreme Court has long interpreted this affirmative grant of power as containing a negative implication: the states themselves may not regulate interstate commerce.
