In addition to the powers of incumbency, the mayor has already poured $20 million into the race and has indicated he could spend as much as $100 million to win another term.
Last week, it questioned the transparency of the process in addition to the powers Parliament will have to curb the constitutional court's judges, especially over budgetary and other financial matters.
In addition to the powers of any agency referred to in subsection (a) under any provision of law specifically referred to in such subsection, each such agency may exercise, for purposes of enforcing compliance with any requirement imposed under this chapter, any other authority conferred on such agency by law.
In addition to the power of the heroic narratives Armstrong built flying buttresses to further support the counterfeit integrity.
In order to achieve the appreciable damping, the series capacitor is suggested in addition to the power system stabilizer.
Mr. Shiomi of Tokyo Electric said that in addition to the power and cooling failures, some water had spilled from the pools.
In addition to the power price measures, the ACCC also recommended the government underwrite investment in new power generation, and conservatives in the government want that new investment to be in coal-fired power.
In addition to the power, granted after this week's defeat, to hold terrorist suspects without charge for up to 28 days, the government wants the right to proscribe extremist groups.
In addition to the power plant, the company is planning a steel mill, an oil refinery, a petrochemical complex, a shipbuilding yard, a fertilizer factory and many other facilities.
Nor do appellants show that the power to arrest and to impose a criminal sanction, in addition to the power to detain and to pose questions under the aegis of state authority, is so necessary in pursuit of the State's legitimate interests as to justify the substantial additional intrusion on individuals' rights.
In addition to the power to investigate, the tools available to the majority party include committee chairmanships (which largely determine what kinds of witnesses get to testify at, for instance, hearings on climate change) and control in shaping the federal bench (including, perhaps, the Supreme Court).
