Unlike in that case, the Supreme Court would be unable to review the matter because it would be an exercise in plenary lawmaking authority.

Congress, with its plenary authority over what the Government spends, could at any time prohibit all covert operations.

Talton v. Mayes is also a case dealing with Native American dependence, as it deliberated over and upheld the concept of congressional plenary authority.

And by statute, the TVA is given plenary authority over the setting the rates (prices) it will charge customers for the electricity that it generates.

"Its plenary authority with respect to immigration matters is also ingrained in our law."

It says that in the event of a threat to Earth or the Colony as a whole the normal rules are suspended and the Administrator has plenary authority.

The United States Department of Education lacks direct plenary authority to regulate schools and, consequently, the quality of an institution's degree.

He received the blessing of President Dobrica Cosic, a novelist, but without an endowment of plenary authority.

The commissioner has traditionally had very broad, almost plenary authority to protect baseball under current case law.

Summary of Argument The Constitution grants plenary authority to the state legislatures to appoint their presidential electors in any manner they direct.