plenary powers การใช้

• The Court thus seems to equate plenary power to exclusive power.
• He said the concept of sovereignty gave Parliament plenary power over immigration.
• Others have disagreed about the significance of these cases for plenary power.
• There is a difference in reach of plenary powers.
• The court held that congress would retain plenary power to protect Native Americans.
• Hitler was granted plenary powers " temporarily " by the passage of the Act.
• For instance, Congress has plenary power over the District of Columbia and the territories.
• "United States v . Nice " upheld the plenary power of Congress.
• Congress has plenary power over immigration.
• The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that Congress had used its plenary power to abrogate those rights.
• Devanter cited " Kagama " as authority for Congress having plenary power over Indian matters.
• "These decisions reaffirm core principles that plenary power is not unlimited, " he adds.
• Its former name is recognised as an invalid name after it was suppressed under plenary powers in 1976.
• Courts'initial response to efforts to challenge consular decisions was to rely on the plenary power doctrine.
• Today, the Parliament of Singapore is an organ of state with plenary power to enact legislation for Singapore.
• However, beyond those express areas the States legislatures generally have plenary power to enact laws on any subject.
• Provinces exercising their plenary powers to provide education must, subject to this requirement, comply with the Charter.
• France, too, had given no plenary powers to her representatives, though her policy was less clearly defined.
• In contrast, with a few exceptions the State legislatures generally have plenary power to enact laws on any subject.
• Meetings of local businessmen and merchants were held, and the city counsel voted to give the mayor plenary powers.