Sentence examples for has express authority from inspiring English sources

The CFPB has express authority to promulgate debt collection regulations under a long-established consumer protection law, the FDCPA, as well as Dodd-Frank Act authority to regulate unfair, deceptive or abusive acts or practices ("UDAAP") under Section 1031 of the Dodd-Frank Act.

In a preliminary ruling, he said the governor has "express authority to make the challenged order".

Indeed, the Supreme Court last spring upheld Arizona's employer sanction law, even though Congress has express constitutional authority to regulate immigration, emphasizing it would not lightly set aside state sovereignty.

The Internal Revenue Service has express statutory authority to require the filing, and when Knox submitted his forms this Court had held that such a requirement raised no self-incrimination problem.

I would add that our Ambassador has expressed to Israeli authorities our surprise and disappointment with this action and continues to press for information on the incident.

He has expressed concern that Swedish authorities might extradite him to the United States.

The Jamaica Environmental Advocacy Network has expressed concern and urged authorities to investigate hotels which were under construction at the time of the theft.

Further, it seems to be implied that Congress has given express authority to the carrier to raise its rates, but this is not so.

Over the last two years, the troika has given Greece two loan deals worth 240 billion euros but has expressed frustration at the Greek authorities' slow adoption of overhauls they had promised in return for the aid.

For these purposes the President had no express authority from Congress; in fact, such is not claimed.

Catholic authorities have, perhaps for these reasons, expressed either disapproval or only qualified support for confessions online (the Vatican has expressed qualified support) for a smartphone confessional app.