Sentence examples for shared powers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morsi now holds legislative powers in the absence of Parliament and after the forced retirement of generals with which he had previously shared powers.

In Mr. Koh's 1990 book "The National Security Constitution," which established his reputation as a bedrock believer in shared powers, he offered a lamentation on "why the president almost always wins in foreign affairs".

It shows that power sharing between government and fishers is intended in the design of fisheries co-management in Tam Giang Lagoon, but in practice fishers are unable to exercise the shared powers due to lack of legal support and the influence of other policies at higher levels of government.

In her speech at the conference in Perth, Ms Wood said: "Reserved powers should mean shared powers and let me make clear that a Plaid Cymru government from 2016 will insist on major decisions at a UK level requiring consensus between the governments.

In a system of shared powers, one would expect an outcry or at least stony silence when a president promised to circumvent the legislative branch.

However, it changes the way the Union exercises its existing powers and some new (shared) powers, by enhancing citizens' participation and protection, creating a new institutional set-up and modifying the decision-making processes for increased efficiency and transparency.

The CPP never truly shared power.

Shared power: Genuine reciprocity requires even high-ranking mentors to reject hierarchy and emphasize power-sharing.

Shared power reduces the real or perceived power differentials among members.

The Liberal Democrats killed the 2012 Draft Communications Data Bill when they shared power with the Conservatives.

The two groups, which had shared power, are now bitter rivals.