Sentence examples for power to include from inspiring English sources

Last year, a lower court ruled in the governor's favor, saying the Constitution gave the executive the power to include policy changes in the descriptions of appropriations.

But Justice Bernard J. Malone Jr. of Albany ruled today in the governor's favor, saying the Constitution and previous court decisions unequivocally gave the executive the power to include policy changes in the descriptions of appropriations.

President Obama has initiated a secret assassination programme, has publicly announced that he has given himself the power to include Americans on the list of people to be assassinated, and has attempted to assassinate at least one, Anwar al-Awlaki.

She added that Channel Nine had the power to include in the deal all those arrested after the bungled attempt to snatch Sally Faulkner's children, but "they took the quick and easy way out" by freeing only their own staff.

A legal challenge brought by the local authority and the Save Lewisham hospital campaign showed conclusively that the secretary of state did not have the power to include Lewisham in a solution to the problems of SLHT.

They call for Mr. Calderón to change his strategy against the drug cartels, one that goes beyond police and military power to include, for instance, a thorough investigation into the connections between politicians and criminals.

The SEA expanded the European Parliament's powers to include a veto over the admittance of new member states and over agreements made with associated states.

The generals, who last month widened and extended their emergency powers to include offences such as broadcasting rumors, have let it be known that they don't like criticism.

LONDON — Some of the world's most powerful central bankers and financial regulators are proposing that the Securities and Exchange Commission and its counterparts in other countries extend their powers to include the regulation of executive compensation.

But an attempt to extend these powers to include internet browsing history and social media sites were dropped following opposition from the Liberal Democrats.

AB 1090 by Assemblyman Paul Fong (D-Cupertino) expands the powers to include conflicts involving contracts.