What is the question to be asked when one wishes to determine the scope of the authority of law?

As a matter of law, administrative agencies cannot exceed the scope of the authority the Legislature has granted them.

But a basic protocol for the cataloguing and transport of art was beyond the scope of the authorities.

Examines the sources and scope of the authority and jurisdiction of Federal land management law enforcement agencies.

The scope of the authority of the SECP has been extensively widened since its creation.

If it is clear that the Principal gave actual authority to Agent, all the Agent's actions falling within the scope of the authority given bind the Principal.

They do not extend the scope of authority covered by the main argument.

A. Basically, we have a broad scope of authority.

What is his or her scope of authority?

According to the act, an agency can adopt a new regulation only if it is within their scope of authority and consistent with state law.

On the other hand the thesis allows maximum flexibility in determining the scope of authority.

GAO will only undertake work that is within its scope of authority and competency.

The scope of authority held by an agency is determined by the agency's organic statute.

Provincial officials have greater scope of authority as they govern on the interest of the constituents within the province.

"I can't imagine anybody qualified wanting that job without knowing the exact jurisdiction and scope of authority."

The scope of authority to control rates to prevent "discrimination" among shippers was substantially curtailed.

International and diocesan synods maintain different scopes of authority, depending on their canons.

This is limited to the scope of authority delegated to the Contracting Officer by the head of the agency.

Municipal ordinances dictate the scope of authority a chief possesses and limits them in the abilities of commanding.

After Velvet Revolution in 1989 the unit was administratively allocated as a Police department with statewide scope of authority.

An agent who acts within the scope of authority conferred by her principal binds the principal in the obligations she creates against third parties.

Dr. Jacobs was CAM's first director, and the office had a completely different scope of authority and responsibility.

In 2009 when DETC's scope of authority was expanded to include professional doctorates the program was resumed.

Honest himself, Anant falls among the lower rungs of the police hierarchy and has very limited scope of authority on the state of affairs in his area.

The Gogango Divisional Board's scope of authority comprised a large area north and east of Rockhampton.

Moreover, Title 35 was amended in 1949, 1959, and again in 1980 (Act 74, 388, 209, 122) to broaden the scope of authority of the Fire Police.

General Susloparov's scope of authority was not entirely clear, and he had no means of immediate contact with the Kremlin, but nevertheless decided to sign for the Soviet side.

GAO has broad rights of access to a wide range of agency information, but has finite resources and can only perform work that is within its scope of authority and competency.

State-theories were built upon assumptions that identified the scope of authority with territory (Held 1996, Scholte: 1993, 2000, 2001), aided by methodological territorialism (Scholte 1993).

Its scope of authority covered ministerial tasks including Internal Affairs, Justice, Schools and Education, Religion, Finance, and Defense, so this council was acting as a governing body in Croatia.

If there is a durable power of attorney for health care, the agent appointed by that document is authorized to make health care decisions within the scope of authority granted by the document.