Sentence examples for is given authority from inspiring English sources

The Commission is given authority to promulgate rules and regulations to further refine this definition.

In Article III, Section 2, the federal judiciary is given authority to decide "Controversies…between a State and Citizens of another State".

The state Board is given authority on the filing of a complaint to conduct hearings, to make findings of fact, and to issue orders.

Whether Greenblatt is hired — and how he handles (and is given authority to handle) the job when he has it — will have major consequences for the television landscape.

"In the matter of financial statements, the Commission is given authority to prescribe not only the forms in which statements shall be rendered, but also by what terms the various items of assets, liabilities, profit and loss, shall be designated.

As part of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (1968), all non-nuclear powers are required to negotiate a safeguards agreement with the IAEA; as part of that agreement, the IAEA is given authority to monitor nuclear programs and to inspect nuclear facilities.

But a brand new venture at Printemps is giving authority back to the shopkeepers.

Doing away with earmarks is giving authority on all funds appropriated by Congress to the Executive Branch; it is not saving money.

A person must be given authority through Stanford's online Authority Manager to approve transactions or view financial information online.

Students were astonished and happy to have been given authority over rules about assignments and attendance.

He and his colleagues have been given authority to sign papers previously reserved for ministers.