Sentence examples for granting authority over from inspiring English sources

Annuity Model is a traffic risk-neutral PPP model where private investment by the project promoters in designing, constructing, and operating the facility is recouped with the annuities paid by the granting authority over the concession period.

But this confusion is exactly what the proposed Act accomplishes by granting authority over patent demand letters to the FTC as a consumer protection issue while requiring the FTC to meet the bad faith standard.[iii] b.

Central banks are walled off from day-to-day political concerns and granted authority over the money supply.

For much of the colonial period, it relied on "captains," low ranking nobles and merchants who were granted authority over captaincies, slices of land often as big as their motherland.

For example, you could grant authority to just the Hoover Library/Archives (AHSA), limiting the grant to that child org only, or you could grant authority at the President's Office (AAAA), which grants authority over all of the Hoover Institute orgs, and all of the other orgs that report to the President's Office.

If he is in the likeness of God, and rules the whole earth, and has been granted authority over everything on earth from God, who is his buyer, tell me?

In 1265 Llywelyn allied himself with the baronial faction in England in exchange for being granted authority over the local Welsh magnates across all the territories in the region, including Glamorgan.

A person may have authority over any organization, and granting authority at a parent level org also grants authority to any child orgs under that parent level organization.

For example, granting authority to someone using the Hoover Institution org code (AGBS), also grants them authority over Hoover Institution Operations (AGFO), Program Development (AGNG), Resource Development (AGUY), Operations (AHCQ), Research (AHKI), and Hoover Library/Archives (AHSA).

The court ruled that the State Constitution grants authority over the public school system to the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, rather than the state legislature.

Indeed, he reveals the astonishing degree to which authors had to cajole readers into granting them authority over their own creations, authority that seems self-evident to a modern audience.