Sentence examples for power to request from inspiring English sources

The order gives police the power to request a group to disperse and is aimed mainly at aggressive ticket touts.

Along with Neal, Grassley is the other congressional lawmaker with the legal power to request a person's tax returns.

The lawsuit had given them the power to request that Trump turn over internal company documents, and they used it.

Some agencies, like the FBI, have the power to request data from device makers in order to gather intelligence related to possible threats.

They would be given power to request information on how much Whitehall departments were planning to spend in the local area through various agencies and quangos and, working within that budget, draw up alternative spending plans.

Anthony Burton, the solicitor who lodged the submission, said: "The CCRC has the power to request disclosure of information and we hope that its first requests will be to look at the transcript".

The panel's chairman, Rep. Richard E. Neal (D-Mass)., was able to make the request because of a 1924 law that gives the chairmen of the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee broad powers to request and receive the tax returns of any American.

The RCMP had its powers to request Canadians' subscriber information slapped down by the Supreme Court in 2014 after it was ruled unconstitutional.

Where that power is not available to the national competent authority concerned, it shall use its powers to request the necessary assistance of other national authorities.

The party - which remains furious about the dismissal of the Whitlam government by the then governor general, John Kerr, in 1975 - insists it is within the Senate's power to convey the request, and it would be up to Cosgrove to consider how to handle it.

Labor – which is still angry about the dismissal of the Whitlam government by the then governor general, John Kerr, in 1975 – insists it is within the Senate's power to convey the request and it would be up to Cosgrove to consider how to handle it.