Sentence examples for use its authority from inspiring English sources

Shortly after it passed, the federal government announced that, as part of the war on drugs, it would use its authority under the Controlled Substances Act to revoke a doctor's license to prescribe drugs if he or she recommended marijuana to a patient.

"We want to have the whole truth," he added, and the Council will have to use its authority to find it.

A Treasury spokesman said the department does not plan to use its authority, but to investors it may make no difference at all.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which oversees the wholesale electricity markets, has so far turned back pleas to use its authority to impose the caps, saying it can do so only if it finds evidence of collusion by power companies to drive up prices.

Besides recommending that provincial governments use their constitutional authority over health and municipal government to prevent undue water pollution from municipal sewage systems, it advised the federal government to use its authority over navigable waterways to prohibit the dumping of most waste into them; DeVeber supplied a draft bill for Parliament's consideration.

It is time for the FCC to use its authority to safeguard our broadband future.

First, it would indicate which methods work and which ones don't, allowing the FBI to make better decisions about when and how to use its authorities.

BARDA may bridge the Valley of Death in medical countermeasure development, because HHS can use its authorities to award contracts, prizes, and other means to support activities performed after basic research and preclinical development, and before BioShield procurement.

A spokesperson for the ODNI told Reuters that the government "has not altered the manner in which it uses its authority to obtain call detail records," and that they "expect this number to fluctuate from year to year".

The agency said it was using its authority under the Clean Water Act to revoke a legally issued permit, an action it had taken only twice in the past 40 years and never before for a coal mine.

The agency said at the time it was using its authority under the Clean Water Act to rescind a legally issued permit, an action it had taken only twice in 40 years and never for a coal mine.