That is a demographic that may not own cellphones, or, if they do, may not have authority from their parents to rack up charges to feed virtual pellets to an animated entity.
A court may also have authority to operate within a certain territory.
I may not have authority," the judge said about reconsidering bail.
But even if the Trump administration can't go as far as Paul would like, the experts acknowledge, it may still have authority to loosen existing regulations on AHPs in ways that would alter insurance markets substantially.
In this regard, some city councils may have limited authority over upstream determinants 4 32 or over health when it is under the authority of higher levels of government; such was the case of Paris and Brussels.
AMERICA'S Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may have the authority to impose so-called "net neutrality" on internet service providers, but cannot do so in the convoluted way it did in a 2010 order.
If you are having problems with a sales assistant, it is always worth asking to speak to a manager as they may have the authority to grant you a refund.
Kara P. Dansky, a lecturer at Stanford Law School, believes that the judges may have the authority to push through sweeping reforms, including more financing for counties, under the Prison Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
And, (ii) certain evidences may have little authority in discriminating driver behavior.
