The agency has been investigating the attack under the Animal Welfare Act, which empowers it to move against violators and impose fines and suspend or revoke licenses.
The company is also creating a tablet-based operating system for merchants called Gnome, which empowers it to improve customer retention by better managing transactions, keeping track of customers to launch specific marketing campaigns, and simplifying the whole process of redemptions.
The museum won its nonprofit status recently, which empowers its board to seek public funding.
She too is passionate about a Romania which empowers its young people: 'We have to act together to make sure all our rights are respected.
Mr. Cuomo said he would file charges against the company under the state's Martin Act, which empowers him to file both criminal and civil charges.
The letter was then given to Msgr. Edward O'Donnell, the chancellor of the archdiocese, who notarized it by affixing the archdiocesan seal and turned it over to the Board of Consultors, which empowers a bishop to exercise authority.
The British proposal would invoke Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter, which empowers the Security Council to enforce its demands with economic sanctions, and, if deemed necessary, military action.
But that's destructive as well, because it makes you look afraid, which empowers trolls, or there's a chance that you might have mistaken a troll for someone who has a good point but bad manners.
Ukraine has restored its 2004 constitution, which empowers parliament and the government, rather than the president.
For instance, Colonel Qaddafi's Law Number Four, which empowers the state to confiscate private property and resell it, has yet to be repealed.
According to Laura Hemminger, codirector of the COEP, what makes the program unique is that it teaches younger students to independently evaluate environmental health problems, which empowers them to take some control of their own environmental exposures.
