Sentence examples for ill authority from inspiring English sources
Should the Governor leave the state for any reason or fall ill, authority would fall to the President Pro Tempore of the State Senate followed by the Speaker of the State Assembly.
His legislation, and most similar measures, failed, although a 2004 amendment to the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act gave the government broad — some said ill-defined — authority to prosecute personnel whose work directly supports the military overseas.
Judge Cote has yet to respond to the request to stay the order, but in the eyes of some antitrust attorneys the company is taking up a legitimate battle against the ill-defined authority of court-appointed monitors, who are often viewed as having a cozy relationship with judges.
How can an ill executive preserve authority and reduce responsibility?
Six heroin users in Scotland have died of anthrax poisoning, and more have fallen ill, British health authorities said last week.
By late Friday, 14 of the sickened people had grown gravely ill, the federal authorities said, and one had died, a 77-year-old woman in Wisconsin.
Given ill-defined punitive authority, we can be sure that a substantial number of schools will apply it in nonsensically literal ways to criminalize innocent behavior.
His commission's authority is ill defined, it has no building and, as a body, has yet to meet.
Under an agreement brokered by the Obama administration, Mr. Allawi was supposed to take over a committee on national security and other strategic issues whose authority remains ill defined.
William A. Donohue, the president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, a national group based in New York, said Bishop Murphy or any other bishop could ill afford to abdicate authority to a mediator.
