Such powers stem from rights and privileges known as prerogative powers.
To be sure, my powers stemming from my government job are small, and Trump's powers are vast.
The attorney general, armed with broad powers stemming from the Martin Act, has unnerved some on Wall Street.
Two of those powers stem from the charge on the nucleus; the other two come from the charge on the electron itself.
The difficulties facing the notion of eternal powers stem from the idea that there are unexercised but nonetheless genuine eternal powers, as Grosseteste's account of non-temporal contingency seems to require.
Unfortunately, his powers stem from performance enhancing drugs, which are strictly forbidden under America's code of ethics".
The N.C.A.A.'s new-found power stemmed from its ability not only to make, but also to save its members a great deal of money.
Much of Mr. Lauer's power stemmed from the bond he had forged with viewers as the longest tenured host in the program's 65 years.
Most had some connection to the National Democratic Party, which itself was an institution whose power stemmed from its ability to control and influence the affairs of the state.
They subscribed to the ideas of John Locke, the pre-eminent political philosopher of the American Revolution, in which military power stemmed from economic growth and population growth.
