express authority

There was express authority, indeed instruction, to collect the goods.

Nonetheless, where there is uncertainty, express authority should be sought from the client.

This is an express authority to guide our judgment in this case.

This resembles an agency agreement with restraints imposed upon the agent's express authority.

Included in this jurisdiction is the express authority to hear claims by taxpayers for refunds of federal taxes paid.

Resistance to strongly expressed authority is in our nature; in fact, it is why we happened as a country.

Kennedy said that Congress gave the Attorney General the express authority to order continued detention.

The President will have to know, and I don't think he will like it being used without his express authority."

"It is a dangerous herb, and its use is forbidden except to the Tower-trained or under their express authority."

Professor Williams suggests that threats to the complainant's children will suffice, although there seems to be no express authority for this proposition.

Dobson therefore postulates a distinction between express authority and mere consent.

The Court of Appeal found that no express authority had been given to the Council by its members, thus negating any factual agency.

Therefore, without express authority by deed, a partner is unable to buy or sell land, or execute a legal mortgage on behalf of the partnership.

On the same day, Marshall endorsed the memo with the comment, "It is not to be released over Japan without express authority from the President."

In the case where there is no express authority to apply law then the court can look for implied authority by considering the statute as a whole.

Implied authority is incidental to express authority since not every single detail of an agent's authority can be spelled out in the written contract.

We are here to clear minefields on the express authority of Mullah Muhammed Omar himself."

"We come on the express authority of Lord Niko Bludd himself!"

(d) Dobson, which was a civil case, did not apply in criminal law: "We find it difficult to draw a line between express authority and consent."

It was equally impossible to do the plainest right and to undo the plainest wrong without the express authority of the Circumlocution Office.

From the opening bars of Thursday's concert both Mr. Mehta's conception and the orchestra's performance expressed authority.

"You will, give me your personal guarantee that Cyndex will never be used except on the express authority of the prime minister or his successors in office."

Besides Implied Authority, look into Apparent Authority and Express Authority as well.

Although the Constitution grants no formal, express authority to oversee or investigate the executive or program administration, oversight is implied in Congress's array of enumerated powers.

"It is not intended to be used to circumvent the on-field judgment of the umpires or the express authority of the league presidents to decide game-related protests.