They have brought to the surface fundamental issues concerning police powers, competence, accountability, personnel and training.
As far back as the late 19th century Congress, when legislating for new areas of government, assigned powers to agencies or commissions, specifying their powers, competence, and composition and freeing them from direct presidential control.
Third, the coalition has agreed "to amend the 1972 European Communities Act so that any proposed future treaty that transferred areas of power, or competences, would be subject to a referendum on that treaty – a 'referendum lock'".
We agree that we will amend the 1972 European Communities Act so that any proposed future treaty that transferred areas of power, or competences, would be subject to a referendum on that treaty – a "referendum lock".
Reviewing local government finance, and giving councils a general power of competence.
Ideally, you would think that Black Widow might enjoy her power and competence.
Posture-induced feelings of power and competence will make you more at ease and poised, not change your personality.
The problem for the parliament is not a lack of powers, of competences or seriousness in the way it carries out its democratic responsibilities.
You might further think that said power and competence could make her more, rather than less, suited for romance with the Hulk.
More than half were planning to engage in innovative activity to raise funds to deliver infrastructure and about 80% thought the general power of competence may be useful, although there was less certainty here, reflecting its permissive nature.
