Sentence examples for would have authority from inspiring English sources

Administration officials argue that even a resolution that passed with a weak majority would have authority.

But no single agency would have authority over the entire company.

National regulators would retain responsibility for about 6,000 smaller banks, but the central bank would have authority to intervene.

If she approves it, as expected, she would have authority to enforce it for up to four years.

The board would have authority to issue subpoenas and recommend criminal charges to the city's five district attorneys.

The national intelligence director would have authority over the broad intelligence community, including the allocation of resources.

"The Framers clearly intended that the military would not have authority to try soldiers for civilian offenses," he says.

In other words, NASA should establish an office that "would have direct authority for safety, reliability, and quality assurance throughout the agency.

A powerful prime minister's office would have the authority to get bureaucrats to take decisions quickly.

Small businesses are also concerned that the agency would have unchecked authority to write its own rules without oversight by Congress, the Federal Reserve or even the president.

He placed the new mission directly under papal authority and made it clear that English bishops would have no authority over Frankish counterparts nor vice versa.