Sentence examples for powers delegated from inspiring English sources

A recount is an integral part of the Indiana electoral process and is within the ambit of the broad powers delegated to the States by Art.

The law Thatcher created requires any body acting on powers "delegated" from elected people to follow a clear set of rules.

Under the financial regulation law, Treasury will have the powers delegated to the bureau until a permanent director is nominated and confirmed by the Senate to a five-year term.

The necessary-and-proper clause sits at the end of Article I, Section 8, after 17 paragraphs that enumerate the powers delegated to Congress, ranging from the establishment of post offices to the declaration of war.

Among the powers delegated to Congress are the right to levy taxes, borrow money, regulate interstate commerce, provide for military forces, declare war, and determine member seating and rules of procedure.

A recount is an integral part of the Indiana electoral process and is within the ambit of the broad powers delegated to the states by Article 1, Section 4".

Hence, President Bush invoked the wartime power delegated by Congress.

The trustees' provenance added a flavor of folklore and an air of authority that, local critics and lawsuits contended, incorrectly implied that the trustees could also exercise the permit-granting power delegated by the town 20 years ago.

With the power delegated to them by the firm's executive committee, the two Steves slashed costs by more than thirty million dollars annually and boosted profits per partner from six hundred and forty thousand, in 1999, to $1.2 million five years later.

Worst still, they said, in extending the protest period, the Florida Supreme Court and the Gore campaign became embroiled in new time-consuming arguments about whether the Florida justices had usurped power delegated to legislatures by the United States Constitution.

Nowhere is that power delegated to the national government or reserved to the states.