Sentence examples for powers in a manner from inspiring English sources

For example, a by-law is legally valid because it is created by a corporation lawfully exercising the powers conferred on it by the legislature, which confers those powers in a manner provided by the constitution, which was itself created in a way provided by an earlier constitution.

Barnett, Ramsey, Somin and I have argued that the judiciary, like the other branches, has a duty to interpret and adhere to the written Constitution; that it cannot compel the other branches to exercise their powers in a manner that they deem to be unconstitutional; and that it can effectively check government actions that it deems to be unconstitutional.

Fuld paused occasionally to admire the displays of power in a manner more befitting a fan than a professional peer.

But along the way he flaunts his wealth and power in a manner that would make Gordon Gekko proud.

Within the hour, it is reasonable to deduce, farmers were switching on their milking pumps; wilting children were swiping ice-cream and soda-water from a refrigerator powered, in a manner of speaking, by a submarine.

In some ways, Mr. Obama has pursued a more aggressive national security policy than did his Republican predecessor, asserting American power, and presidential power, in a manner that is hard to characterize plausibly as weak.

As he has become the country's second most-watched man, he has implicitly presented himself as both a Putin loyalist and a president-in-waiting who will wield power in a manner more gentle than the world has seen under Mr. Putin's brand of rule.

Apple's patent filings today reveal one concept outside their usual product-focused applications, detailing a method for harnessing wind power in a manner different from that employed in traditional turbines.

The proposed iterative minimum mean-square error (IMMSE) algorithm solves an optimization problem by computing transmit/receive beamformer pairs and transmit powers in a distributed manner [23].

Yoga is a discipline to develop one's inherent powers in a balanced manner.

"Our public broadcaster seems intent on exercising this power, not in a manner which broadens perspective and inform South African citizens, but shields the government, and particularly the president, from criticism".