Sentence examples for power to state from inspiring English sources

The case resulted in a significant shift of power to state courts and helped discourage "forum shopping" by litigants.

The United States Supreme Court, he noted, has given complete power to state legislatures to set election rules.

His bill would give greater power to state agencies including the Alcoholic Beverage Control, the state department of public health and the department of food and agriculture, but would leave room for local ordinances as well.

Rather than cleanly reversing the Tallahassee jurists, the Rehnquist court acquiesced in its liberal members' suggestion to learn the legal reasoning behind the Florida decision to ignore the U.S. Constitution's delegation of electoral power to state legislatures.

And complicating matters, in November Michigan residents voted to overturn the state's emergency manager law, which granted sweeping power to state appointees sent to struggling cities and which was a legal underpinning of the agreement that brought the oversight board to Detroit.

This is the story of a community, its power station workers and their union taking their plan for jobs and solar thermal power to state and federal government, and to global energy giants in France and the United States, demanding a just transition for the people of Port Augusta, demanding a zero carbon future for people everywhere.

He has pledged to speed up the process of environmental approval, handing power to state-run "one-stop shops".

The supermajors, confronted with aggressive tactics from less-developed countries (LDCs) that had substantial oil and natural-gas reserves, generally lost power to state-owned companies across the board.

"The governor is a strong advocate of the 10th Amendment, of giving more power to states to make decisions on these issues," Mr. Miner said.

And it could come from three main sources—India's states, other national politicians and the power of the market.He has made a start by devolving some power to states.

It gives extra power to states with low population.