Sentence examples for no authority to modify from inspiring English sources
In discussions with the coalition the Battery Park City Authority has insisted that it has no authority to modify its charges, and it has notified the condominiums that it intends to pursue the full amount that it is owed -- about $13 million.
But the mediation board chairwoman, Elizabeth Dougherty, wrote a dissent questioning the board's authority to modify a rule from the time of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Congress retains the ultimate authority to modify or set aside any judicially created rules of evidence and procedure that are not required by the Constitution.
The banking industry has also succeeded in working closely with Republicans to water down and then block a measure that would give bankruptcy judges greater authority to modify mortgages, including reducing principal payments.
And he said they might seek to revive a proposal that would give bankruptcy judges the authority to modify the terms of primary mortgages, a proposal strongly opposed by the financial industry.
Several Democratic senators are interested in reviving a provision that was knocked out of legislation last summer to grant bankruptcy judges the authority to modify the terms of mortgages for primary residences.
Lenders must send a warning letter that lists the name, address and phone number of the financial entity involved in the foreclosure that has full authority to modify loans or work out repayment.
The order, by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, indicates that the court has substantial doubt about the White House's claims that it has authority to modify the Clean Air Act by regulation and that its changes would not hurt the environment.
But since Dorsey built that identity, he might have the authority to modify it.
Wachter warns that most servicing contracts do not give servicers authority to modify loan terms.
Language management, planning, and cultivation are actions taken by governments or other agencies or people with authority to modify the language choices made by those under their control.
