Sentence examples for unauthorised power from inspiring English sources

They assume unauthorised power.

Mr Haass cited the danger North Korea poses as a cyber-vandal, an unauthorised nuclear power, a possessor of a large conventional military force and a onetime sponsor of terrorism.

In theory, these laws are there to prevent the abuse of power by unauthorised persons, while maximising your sense of security.

But he said councils were being given stronger enforcement powers to stop unauthorised sites being established.

The Department for Education (DfE) has given schools more power to deal with unauthorised absence, and has also increased the amount parents can be fined.

Feinstein and other senators on the committee were furious at what they argue was the CIA overstepping its constitutional powers by conducting an unauthorised, potentially criminal search of their staff computers.

We hope a public discussion of these issues will help all publishers of unauthorised photos of children to understand the power they hold to starve this disturbing activity of funding.

The YLLR report recommends section 6 – the secrecy provisions – of the Australian Border Force Act be repealed, arguing the Crimes Act gave the government broad powers to prosecute people for unauthorised disclosures.

He laid out the beefed-up powers put in place to prevent unauthorised traveller pitches such as Dale Farm happening again.

The referee also has the power to stop the game if "an unauthorised person enters the field of play".

New guidance from the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) outlines the legal powers councils and landowners have to remove unauthorised Traveller sites, protest camps and squatters from both public and private land, as well as tackling mess caused by the sites.