Article III of the United States Constitution and its derivative doctrinal requirements define the scope of authority for the federal judiciary.
Narrow an individual's scope of authority, and you shrink the incentive to dream, imagine, and contribute.
Employees with approval authority are responsible to approve only appropriate and legitimate financial transactions and may delegate approval authority to other qualified employees under their scope of authority.
Within the scope of authority documented above for each Officer, Dean and Director reporting to the President or Provost, that individual may further sub-delegate signature and/or financial approval authority within their line of reporting, unless specifically prohibited.
Broader rule making under the unfairness authority would require congressional intervention to expand the FTC's scope of authority, but there exist possibilities for rule making under the deception doctrine.
Geri Gindea of Lawrence, who described herself as a centrist Orthodox Jew, said: "The outrage comes from a clashing of perspectives or ideas of what the Vaad's scope of authority should be.
Random testing of products for contamination and monitoring of label claims is yet another option for increasing the safety of the consumers of dietary supplements, and it is within the FDA's scope of authority.
But where the regulation is within the scope of authority legally delegated, the presumption of the existence of facts justifying its specific exercise attaches alike to statutes, to municipal ordinances, and to orders of administrative bodies.
These individuals, or their delegates, will collaborate on situations that fall within the scope of authority of more than one office in order to ensure a consistent application of this policy.
The Regents' scope of authority includes public and private elementary, secondary and higher education; the licensed professions, including medicine, nursing, law and accounting; libraries, museums, historical societies; and public television and radio stations.
Because this post is long, I'll repeat now what I say in the conclusion: The scope of authority under the AWA is just very unclear as applied to the Apple case.
