Sentence examples for lawmaking authority from inspiring English sources

Unlike in that case, the Supreme Court would be unable to review the matter because it would be an exercise in plenary lawmaking authority.

The elections were for local advisory councils with no lawmaking authority or ability to alter the status quo in one of the world's few remaining absolute monarchies.

He states that conservatives believe that to sign on to a treaty that includes binding arbitration "confers future lawmaking authority on some unelected and thus undemocratic body".

To sign on to such a treaty, conservatives point out, confers future lawmaking authority on some unelected and thus undemocratic body.

He has argued that if Congress has delegated its lawmaking authority over some issue to an agency head, the president cannot legally order the agency to reach a certain result.

Although petitioner's attack on the supposed usurpation of lawmaking authority by the Florida Supreme Court is, to be sure, hitched to the wagon of Article II and Title 3, its basic thrust reaches well beyond those sources of law.

"The president is elected by the public, and he is naturally the person with the power," said Osama Abdel Aziz, a managing editor at Al Ahram, though he acknowledged that Mr. Morsi "didn't receive all of his powers" because of the military's recent decree taking over lawmaking and budgetary authority.

Nothing in the Constitution's several delegations of power to the "legislatures" of the states has ever been held to limit the role of the other branches of state government in the lawmaking process, including the authority of the state courts to act as final expositors of the meaning of the statutes enacted pursuant to those delegated powers.

Why shouldn't Congress, as the constitutional lawmaking body, always have authority to veto regulations that are written under explicit congressional delegation?

Parliament is discussing a proposal to limit his term (remarkably, the central-bank governor enjoys life tenure) and to transfer the approval of bank mergers to the antitrust authority, but Italian lawmaking is notoriously slow.

Investors in shares and bonds preferred to adopt a wait-and-see approach ahead of the Italian referendum, which supporters hope will simplify the country's lawmaking system by reducing the authority of one of its parliamentary chambers.