/ɪnˈhɪrənt ˈpaʊərz/ – Phrase
Definition: (Mỹ) những quyền hạn vốn có (tức là những quyền hạn của chính phủ liên bang không được liệt kê trong hiến pháp, nhưng được rút ra từ đó).
A more thorough explanation: Inherent powers refer to the authority and abilities that are naturally possessed by a governmental body or official as a result of their position or role, rather than being explicitly granted by law. These powers are considered to be implied or inherent in the nature of the entity or individual and are typically exercised to carry out their duties effectively.
Example: The court ruled that the judge’s inherent powers allowed her to issue a temporary restraining order in the interest of justice.