Sentence examples for restricted authority from inspiring English sources

"We have a federal government with local government in the regions, and there is restricted authority for the central government; for instance, they want to appoint and remove police commanders," he said.

The validation or ratification asked in the President's message was withheld, and only restricted authority for the future was granted in the act of June 25 , 1910 not only so, but the rights of the locators involved in this case were preserved to whatever extent they existed in the absence of a ratification of the withdrawal.

Despite a dazzling London success in both fashionable and learned society that culminated in his election as a fellow of the Royal Society and the award of knighthood, he resumed his Eastern service in a situation of reduced and restricted authority, as lieutenant governor of the dilapidated, fever-ridden pepper port of Bengkulu on the west coast of Sumatra.

Named in Article III behind both of the other branches, the Founders intended a court system with a narrow scope and restricted authority.

By restricting authority to a small group within the organization, collective decisions can be made efficiently with minimal conflict.

A gag order restricts authorities from releasing his name at this time, Rosenfeld said.

This broader rule, which stems from the agency's interpretation of a 1994 law that severely restricted its authority to regulate herbal products and vitamins, remains in effect.

The 1996 law restricted the authority of federal courts to grant petitions for writs of habeas corpus.

Generally dominated by the nobility, the zemstvos suffered after 1890 from legislation that restricted their authority, from insufficient revenue, and from administrative controls of a hostile bureaucracy.

Later that year he was elected to the Revolutionary Legislative Assembly, which convened at Paris on October 1, by which time the revolution had already abolished France's feudal institutions and restricted the authority of King Louis XVI.

Ryzhkov and Gorbachev continued their work on economic reform and in 1987 began drafting the Law on the State Enterprise, which restricted the authority of central planners.