unlimited authority

Unlimited authority of the central parliament over the whole Reich and its organizations in general.

In most contemporary societies the law is the only human institution claiming unlimited authority.

The first stripped the king of unlimited authority, the second included ordinary citizens from the towns.

It is their claim to unlimited authority which is at stake here.

Sets out that the Secretary of Defense has almost unlimited authority over the individuals.

He could thus acquire either two sons of reasonable influence, or one who exercised almost unlimited authority.

You have from me full and unlimited authority and may operate on the basis of your own judgment.

"Sir, I am requesting unlimited authority to maneuver my birds at will.

The governors wanted unlimited authority, and the different layers of locally elected officials would often resist them.

One of 13 States Patients can grant their surrogates very narrow powers or unlimited authority.

The government, in emergency session, made the wise decision of creating one board with absolutely unlimited authority and under it only three subsidiary boards.

Hence, even in the USA, the law claims unlimited authority.

He accepted the appointment on condition that the trustees give him unlimited authority in reforming the gallery.

The Senate version contains a provision that would give the Treasury unlimited authority to issue 30-year bonds.

A result is to give the president virtually unlimited authority, leading newspapers here to predict that a dictatorial "war economy" could soon be declared.

"And I've been granted unlimited authority to enter the territory of any Federation faction."

Up to 1560, Velasco governed with unlimited authority.

No attempt was made to determine whether a voter was socially responsible to the extent of his literally unlimited authority.

He had unlimited authority, outranking even the viceroy.

Party officials, who now hold almost unlimited authority over the Government, industry and the police, would be required to exercise their power through elected government officials.

Until now, the I.R.S. has had almost unlimited authority to conduct such audits.

Mr. Specter has said there might be a need for a constitutional amendment to restrict the president's unlimited authority to grant pardons.

While masters could not wield unlimited authority over their servants, the latter was nevertheless subject to various constraints upon their freedom.

Hence: Unconditional terms; unlimited authority.

Belev had unlimited authority.