Sentence examples similar to power of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Germany, which is dragging its feet on the banking supervisor despite having proposed the move in June, revived calls for an independent European budgets tsar based at the European Commission who would enjoy sweeping powers of enforcing fiscal rectitude by overruling national governments' and parliaments' budgetary policies.

These include fear of displacement, lack of power to enforce diversity policy by diversity executives, absence of will by top management, and bias against Latinos.

With these records and the Empire's universal right of appeal, Imperial authorities probably had a great deal of power to enforce behavior standards for their judges.

The governor also signed a bill that gives the commission more power to enforce violations of state conflict-of-interest laws.

Elihu Root, a former Secretary of War and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, told a Carnegie Hall audience on September 17 that the strike was an attack on constitutional government because it represented "the passing of power to enforce laws, the power to punish crime, the power to maintain order from the whole people of the United States" to the 3% of the population represented by the AFL.

On the other hand, the process of transitioning to that future is hampered by the reality that league executives, head coaches and athletic administrators of today have the power to enforce norms of silence, secrecy or exclusion from the past on the potential sports leaders of tomorrow.

Further, the court has ruled, Congress can validly take that step only in the exercise of its power to enforce the equal-protection and due-process guarantees of the 14th Amendment, and only then as a "congruent and proportional" response to official failure to enforce those guarantees.

He was perhaps best known for his strong support of civil rights, exerting federal power to enforce the rights of blacks in the South during his tenure as attorney general.

By ruling that the Violence Against Women Act was not an appropriate exercise of Congress's power to enforce the equal protection guarantee of the 14th Amendment, the court emphasized that in the area of civil rights, no less than interstate commerce, Congressional assertions of power were now to be scrutinized under a judicial microscope.

The commission recommended stripping the S.P.C.A.'s of their power to enforce animal cruelty laws.

Although Mr. Ban has no power to enforce members of the United Nations to act, his statements on Saturday increased the pressure on the United States and China, participants here said.