The judges said the agency's reading of its authority had been "unambiguously correct" and that the agency had based its case on careful research and sound science.
He called Mr. Duncan's plan "a dramatically broad reading of executive authority".
At Thursday's hearing, Democrats plan to give Mr. Holder a platform to express his strong opposition to several legal policies of the Bush administration, including its broad reading of executive authority, approval of harsh interrogation tactics, and eavesdropping on Americans without court warrants.
And their foundational documents, such as the Third Military Reconstruction Act, read like enumerations of authority, not eloquent evocations of liberty.
The court also decided a second Clean Air Act case Monday, adopting a broad reading of the environmental agency's authority over factories and power plants that add capacity or make renovations that increase emissions of air pollutants.
One major strand of the novel does read with a degree of authority and even originality.
As a scholar, a coder, and an aspiring activist, Dennis is interested in the the impact of technology on the way we think, read, and write: issues of authority, textual production, reception, influence, access, and discovery.
The Clause's first sentence must instead be read as a grant of authority to the Senate to determine whether an individual should be acquitted or convicted, and the common sense and dictionary meanings of the word "sole" indicate that this authority is reposed in the Senate alone.
Well documented barriers, such as lack of time to read literature and lack of authority to change practice, have repeatedly been found to hinder use of EBP among nurses [ 14, 17, 18].
That said, if the person reading is in a position of authority over you and can make life hard or unbearable for you, use a code or hide it extremely well; there is no need to get harmed over expressing your thoughts.
