power to make a decision

Although the council had no power to make a decision on the subject, the two men both freely aired their views.

My one piece of advice to the "front line" - always assume theat you have the power to make a decision, make a change.

During this argument, Justice Kiefel questioned whether the court had any statutory power to make a decision as to where the parents should live.

Narrow ultra vires applies if an administrator did not have the substantive power to make a decision or it was wrought with procedural defects.

But Mr. Bratton defended Chief Leake's power to make a decision as the commanding officer on the scene.

Chávez said that the ICC "has no power to make a decision against a sitting president, but does so because it is an African country, the third world."

Legislative courts established under the premise that, where Congress could have simply given the Executive Branch the power to make a decision, it has the lesser power to create a tribunal to make that decision.

Dainippon, however, is considered to be one of the few Japanese companies wih the ability to make fast decisions, mainly because the power to make a decision is not as decentralized as at other Japanese companies.

Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic proposed the referendum on 2 April, but required a change to the law mandating that referendums can only be held 30 days after their announcement in order to have it held before the ultimatum of the Great Powers to make a decision by 25 April.