Sentence examples for intervention powers from inspiring English sources

It also considered introducing a tougher regime of civil penalties, and giving Asic product intervention powers.

The Turnbull government could restore hundreds of millions of dollars in funding cuts to the financial regulator made in the Abbott government's first budget, while boosting the regulator's intervention powers at the same time.

Sonny Hall, president of the transportation trades division of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said Mr. Bush's announcement had "short-circuited the lawful bargaining process through an inappropriate use of intervention powers".

Dodd-Frank created pre-emptive intervention powers, at the behest of Treasury and the Federal Reserve, with part of the rationale being that these could be used to prevent a megabank's slow death spiral from becoming a market panic.

Traditionally, national laws have granted defined 'authorities' to government duty holders backed by administration, protection and intervention powers (ordinary, extra-ordinary and emergency).

Mr Davies warned against any interference from Westminster in water policy in Wales, calling the current intervention powers of UK ministers "an affront to our democracy".

This restriction may only be set aside through the non-compellable intervention power of the Minister.

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Nowadays, a Transmission System Operator (TSO) is looking for additional solutions to reduce peak power, because existing approaches (mainly building new intervention power units or tariff programs) are not satisfactory due to the high cost of services in combination with an insufficient power reduction effect.

This means that the European Commission should consider whether the international intervention power which Mr Solana is busy setting up should not be supplemented with a kind of European intervention power for humanitarian aid, which acts quickly and which can also inform the media quickly on the work that is being done.

"Woe to that nation whose literature is disturbed by the intervention of power," he wrote.