up to
intra vires
jurisdictional
in the name of
mandatory
judicature
authoritywise
authorized
authorised
official
jurisdiction
gestion
constitutive
authoritah
palatine
command
commission
political
imperation
commissioning
name
regality
administration
hierarchism
governance
governing
government
de facto
government activity
on high
jurisprudence
law
running
impose
pashalik
ruled
seat
justiciary
ordained
say-so
authoritativeness
semiofficial
ex-official
before
according to
civil law
multijurisdiction
tyranny
ultra vires
mandator
wheelhouse
multijurisdictional
proprietorial
statutory
institutional
politically
seignioralty
authoriser
executory
authorizer
ordo
enabling
plenipotential
bureaucratic
competent
entrance
juridic
juridical
regulation
mastery
stadtholderian
faculty
potency
govern
turf
governable
Decalogue
officiality
on one's watch
commissionary
overcentralized
royal
hierarchist
satellite
rule
rulership
legific
decretive
commissarial
ayatollah
beyond one's pay grade

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