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China enacted its first domestic violence law in 2015, but critics say the legislation's key power of issuing restraining orders is not being correctly implemented.

But even if the law were not a tax, it still easily passes muster as an exercise of a second key power of Congress - the power to regulate interstate commerce.

They note that a key power of the speaker is making sure bills don't get held up in committee because of an obstinate chairman, particularly when that bill would find a sizable majority in support on the House floor. .

In 2008 an appeals court rejected two key powers of the government's insider-trading tribunals: their right to compel evidence and their right to assess fines beyond the repayment of ill-gotten profits.

Priest argued that the Pentagon was aggrandizing by design and by default most of the key powers of America's international engagement - from diplomacy to development and that the trend would be tough to stop.

When she heard Brown talk about the three key power relationships of parliament and executive, local and central, people and the state, she wondered if he'd been bugging her office.

Tadeusz Mazowiecki, one of Lech Wałęsa's leading advisers, became prime minister, but the communist party retained ultimate control, with Jaruzelski remaining as president and communist generals running the key "power ministries" of interior and defence.

However, with successes both in manned and lunar missions now accomplished, China is looking a clear leader to become the key space power of the far east.

Sixth Key: The power of the neo-Nazi far right.

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This trimmed one of the key powers that Mr Bush was claiming in order to prosecute the war on terrorism.