Placing the following at the top of a PowerShell script requires that said script to run as administrator:
#Requires -RunAsAdministrator
For example, Pester 3.x is installed with modern versions of Windows and only an administrator can uninstall this O.S. integrated version of Pester hence "#Requires -RunAsAdministrator" comes in handy.
The #Requires statement is documented by Microsoft at about_Requires and the comprehensive overview of #Requires provided by Microsoft's documentation is as follows:
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