It simply means that citizens, political elites and foreign governments recognize the leader's rightful authority.
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Whenever a populist ruler oversteps the bounds of his rightful authority, they must pour into the streets—loudly and in large numbers.
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Education choice programs are the domains of states, save for Congress' rightful authority over the schools in Washington, Indian reservations, and military bases.
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Huge numbers of soldiers remain in the area, though, as both countries profess to be the rightful authority of the rest of Kashmir.
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Some of the president's top foreign policy advisors got together for a tactical press briefing to promote the president's "rightful authority" to revamp the ban.
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By the same token, Mr. Trump would, at one moment, be scandalously overstepping the bounds of his rightful authority in firing Mr. Mueller or pardoning his closest associates.
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To Mr. Trump and his allies, this is the correct result, a restoration of the rightful authority of a president over the executive branch as stipulated in the Constitution.
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Like many Americans of his time, Franklin believed that although the king had rightful authority over the colonies, Parliament did not because the colonists had no direct representation in that body.
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That might mean a husband who perceives his wife's failure to do the laundry as a challenge to his rightful authority, leading him to try to reimpose his will through violence.
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This should make us skeptical about the idea that those same lawmakers are likely to unite against Trump if it is he who seeks to overstep the boundaries of his rightful authority.
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It is the thought that good and bad, virtue and vice, fall beyond the scope of the regime's rightful authority and are not things it gets to define for itself and its subjects.
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"The Democrats are learning now there's a big blowback to insulting the intelligence of the American people with this phony PR campaign that's aimed at trying to prevent President Trump from assuming the rightful authority that was given to him by the voters," he said.
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"The Democrats are learning now there's a big blowback to insulting the intelligence of the American people with this phony PR campaign that's aimed at trying to prevent President Trump from assuming the rightful authority that was given to him by the voters," Rohrabacher told CNN.
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If Republicans in turn fail to challenge Trump on this, fail to challenge him on his overreach, on his attacks on an independent judiciary, a free media, on legislators, they will have knowingly affirmed his actions, even those most dangerous actions that undermine the very power of the Congress and the rightful authority of the courts.
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Haskins and Johnson, Foundations of Power, vol. 2, Oliver Wendell Holmes Devise, 597–599 The history of litigation prior to reaching the Supreme Court suggests that there was much for the Court to look into. Justice Johnson dissented, arguing that the Virginia legislature acted within its rightful authority, when the Fairfax lands were sequestered without certain established procedures being followed.Fairfax's Devisee v.
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The employees who occupied rent-free apartments were told to vacate immediately. In February 1936, the Roeriches and their associates attempted to obtain an injunction to prevent these actions. When the attempt failed, they sued Horch to regain what they believed to be their rightful authority to participate in the operation of the building and its component organizations. This case was settled on February 9, 1938, in favor of Horch.
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The British were unwilling to defend Madagascar's sovereignty for fear that the French might retaliate and fail to recognize the British claim to certain protectorates of its own. All official British engagement with Madagascar was henceforth transacted through the French resident, but these communiques were not officially recognized by Ranavalona and her court. The United States and Germany, on the other hand, continued to deal directly with the queen's government as the rightful authority in Madagascar. This discrepancy forced a reinterpretation of one aspect of the treaty, resulting in the queen's authority over internal affairs being maintained.
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The Virginia General Assembly resolved "That the Supreme Court of the United States have no rightful authority under the Constitution to examine and correct the judgment" in the Cohens case. Acts of Virginia 1820-21, 142, 143. See The Supreme Court held that under Article III of the Constitution, the federal courts have jurisdiction over all cases involving the Constitution or federal law, including state cases in which a federal defense arises. Because the defendants in the case claimed that their actions were authorized by a federal statute, there was a disputed issue of federal law and the Supreme Court had authority to review the state court's judgment.
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These proposals were dismissed by the Privy Council on the grounds it gave too much control to the colonists and diminished the rightful authority of the Crown. In 1692 William Phips arrived in Boston with a copy of the new charter that was written by the Privy Council. Although many in Massachusetts Bay objected to their not being able to return to their original 1629 charter (other colonies were allowed to return to their original charters). Despite opposition from many colonial leaders, when Phelps arrived he assembled the General Court and the majority of members approved the charter and declared a day of prayer and thanksgiving.
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Later when there were more than one Metropolitans in Malankara Church, it became necessary to decide the rightful authority to receive the interest. So the government convened meetings with the church leaders and according to their decision issued proclamations authorizing that person to be the Metropolitan to receive the interest. This resulted in several court cases for several years till 1958. The Church was consecrated in the name of St. Mary in 1793 (malayalam year 969 Vrishchikam 19) by Mar Thoma VI. The Church still preserves, even today, the room, bed and chapel of first Holy Qurbana conducted by Marthoma VI. Mar Thoma VI stayed in Puthencavu from 1794 to 1808 due to which the place become the centre of Suriyani Christians of Puthenkoor of the Malankara Church.
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Sarah (Janyse Jaud) is Ed's grouchy, abusive, spoiled, commanding, annoying, short-tempered, whiny, rude, and extremely selfish younger sister who acts cute and kind to the Eds only when it suits her. She is commonly depicted with a disgruntled facial expression and treats her intimidated, trembling older brother, frightened by his sister's constant threats of tattling on him, with complete disdain. Imposing, Sarah frequently orders people (sometimes even those of higher rightful authority than her) around, and her desires often have to be met or else she will fling herself into a violent temper tantrum or threaten the person in question. Throughout the course of the series, Sarah has been shown to possess an infatuation with Edd, but still occasionally subjects him to abuse due to guilt by association with the other Eds.
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American Communications Association v. Douds, 339 U.S. 382, 420. The safeguards of the judicial system, Frankfurter asserted, were "too tenuous to neutralize the danger" to First Amendment freedoms. Section 9(h) simply goes too far, he said, in demanding that an oath taken today—even if well-considered, sincere, and seriously undertaken—is predictive of all future behavior and belief.American Communications Association v. Douds, 339 U.S. 382, 420-421. > I cannot deem it within the rightful authority of Congress to probe into > opinions that involve only an argumentative demonstration of some > coincidental parallelism of belief with some of the beliefs of those who > direct the policy of the Communist Party, though without any allegiance to > it. To require oaths as to matters that open up such possibilities invades > the inner life of men...American Communications Association v.
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Many educators may think that when holding cultural parties, listening to music, or sampling foods related to different cultures that they are sufficiently promoting multiculturalism, but Fullinwider suggests these activities fail to address the deeper values and ideas behind cultural customs through which true understanding is reached (Fullinwider, 2005), and Levinson adds that such practices could lead to "trivializing real differences; teachers end up teaching or emphasizing superficial differences in order to get at fundamental similarities" p. 443\. Fullinwider also discusses challenges which could arise in multicultural education when teachers from the majority culture begin to delve into these deeper issues. For example, when majority teachers interact with minority students, the distinction between "high culture" and "home culture" needs to be clear or else faculty and staff members could mistakenly withdraw their rightful authority to evaluate and discipline students' conduct and quality of work (Fullinwider, 2005). To clarify, without a clear understanding of true culture, educators could easily misattribute detrimental conduct or sub-par behavior to a minority student's cultural background (Fullinwider, 2005) or misinterpret signs that a student may require out-of- school intervention.
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