Sentence examples for has vast authority from inspiring English sources

Any president has vast authority to influence policy even without legislation, through executive orders, agency rule-making and administrative fiat.

The Obama administration "really like[s] this idea that the president has vast authority to not enforce the law," Jeremy Rabkin, a law professor at George Mason University, told VICE News, referring to the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015, which gave Congress a say in reviewing the agreement after Obama signed the bill into law in May.

Like similar boards established to guide New York, Philadelphia and other cities through earlier fiscal crises, the five-member financial control panel, whose members are to be appointed by Mr. Clinton, would have vast authority over municipal spending, financial planning, borrowing, hiring and contracts.

The government, it said, already has "vast legal authority and numerous enforcement tools" to ensure food safety.

"It clearly says Congress has vast regulatory authority over interstate commerce," he said.

The F.C.C. has limited authority over information services but it has vast powers to regulate certain utilities.

It has vast, harmful consequences.

Luanda has vast oil wealth.

He has vast experience with it.

This has vast implications for teacher preparations.

The loss of childhood has vast implications.