Sentence examples for powers to establish from inspiring English sources

Increased European interest, however, led the powers to establish consulates in Jerusalem and in Palestine's port cities.

O'Dwyer said Australia's corporate watchdog, Asic, had trace powers to establish the identity of beneficial owners but the current system was "clunky".

The United States was the last of the major powers to establish a civilian intelligence agency responsible for the collection of secret information for policy makers.

He also called for American companies to be given expanded powers to establish sales and distribution networks in China, and for foreign businesses to be given transparent and equal treatment under business regulations.

The former are responsible for policy throughout the entire economy, setting overall policy, and normally have a reactive role in responding to suspected breaches; industry regulators have a far-narrower scope but greater powers to establish preventive rules.

With intimidation of the public on their way to cast their votes one of the issues identified in Tower Hamlets, Pickles also says returning officers, who oversee elections, and the police, should be given powers to establish cordons sanitaires around polling stations where particular problems are identified.

The Constitution grants to Congress the power "to establish... uniform Laws on the subject of Bankruptcies".

The Constitution created the Supreme Court and gave Congress the power to establish lower federal courts.

He denied the existence of implied power to establish a national bank to aid the Treasury.

The Constitution gives Congress, not the states, the power "to establish an uniform rule of naturalization.

And it gives the town the power to establish speed limits on state and county roads without state approval.