And while it's not clear that it's doing anything behind the scenes, at the moment it is definitely using the access granted to spread itself.
With respect to the remaining functions, essentially legislative or executive in nature, the scope of powers granted to a conservancy district itself are so narrowly confined as not to call into play the strict application of one-man-one-vote doctrines.
As Thomas Asbridge points out, much of what the Emperor granted to Bohemond (including Aleppo itself) was still in Muslim hands (e.g. neither Bohemond nor Alexios controlled Edessa, although at the time Tancred was regent there as well as in Antioch), which contradicts Lilie's assessment that Bohemond did well out of the Treaty.
Mazagaon was granted to António Pessoa.
In it, the UN grants to itself legal protections in the countries in which it operates, while section 29 extends that immunity to any UN worker operating in an official capacity.
Could it be that tech companies also saw through the new rules to the wide-ranging new powers the FCC granted itself to enforce them powers that extended across the Internet ecosystem and, perhaps soon, to them as well?
Then, as the computer's operating system is booted up, Rakshasa uses the powers it has granted itself to inject code into key parts of the operating system.
But reclassification, separate from the net neutrality rules themselves, was less popular with broadband providers, which, along with leading internet engineering groups and companies like Google and Netflix, were concerned that the FCC would use the broad public utility powers it granted itself to regulate the internet well beyond enforcing net neutrality.
Japan had taken advantage of a clause in the IWC convention that allows a country to grant itself permits to hunt whales for research purposes.
Her writing takes nothing for granted, applying itself to the most mundane objects and moments - the act of parking a car, the look of an untidy bedroom or a fashion boutique - with an attentiveness that again and again provides that primal joy of literature: the sense of things being seen afresh.
