Sentence examples for implicit powers from inspiring English sources

The players were becoming possessors of "a truth with implicit powers of good and evil," Gino Segre Drawing: (Drawing by Jonathon Rosen).

All of these were plainly necessary and proper to the operation of the federal courts; Marshall was to cite the perjury section as precedent for the existence of implicit powers in M'Culloch v. Maryland.

That age-old duplicities foretell current earth-shaking catastrophes is the implicit power of Greek drama.

Congress's exercise of that explicit power trumps whatever implicit power the commander in chief might otherwise have.

Only some of this implicit power comes across in the Axis production, which has been directed by Randy Sharp.

Only some of the implicit power comes across in this production, which has been directed by Randy Sharp.

Major figures in Congress have said repeatedly that this law does not give the president such sweeping powers; Mr. Yoo, meanwhile, contends that the ambiguous wording covers everything from the implicit power "to detain enemy combatants" to the implicit authority "to carry out electronic surveillance to prevent further attacks".

"While some may perceive an implicit power imbalance in such costuming, designers are driven less by the logic of politics than by that of fashion, which is typically more concerned with an aesthetic of surfaces rather than the specifics of cultural context".

In the mainly Muslim, deeply impoverished and increasingly alienated north, voters overwhelmingly backed Mr. Jonathan's opponent, the former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari — a taciturn and somewhat ascetic leader whose handling of the implicit power now bestowed on him is just as important as Mr. Jonathan's tact in defusing an explosive situation.

Allowing a project creator to choose the lead grants the former implicit power to influence the lead (e.g., being influenced by flattery), thereby causing collusion concerns.

Social media surfaces this conflict and creates the notion of a hybrid – quasi-public IM and activity streaming – that endows a class of messages with implicit power that neither email nor IM nor blogging alone have.