The museum won its nonprofit status recently, which empowers its board to seek public funding.
Their job is to uphold a venerable text, which empowers them to overrule any other branch of government.
His weapon was the Antiquities Act of 1906, which empowers the president to protect federal lands as national monuments.
The government passed the 16th amendment of the constitution, which empowered the parliament to impeach Supreme Court judges.
House Republicans are still barreling down a dead-end road, with bills like the SAFE Act, which empowers state and local police to enforce immigration laws.
This was painfully clear in the state's immigration law, which empowers the police to demand the papers of suspected illegal immigrants.
The third, which empowers an independent panel to propose treatment changes, will not take effect until 2014, and Republicans are bent on repealing it before then.
In 1996, Congress passed the Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act, which empowered the National Transportation Safety Board to notify the families and the Red Cross to help care for them.
For instance, Colonel Qaddafi's Law Number Four, which empowers the state to confiscate private property and resell it, has yet to be repealed.
