Sentence examples for Enhanced powers from inspiring English sources

The new proposals will give councils enhanced powers to take 'carders' to court.

Thus it seems imperative that we develop enhanced powers for our brain, or fail to survive.

Inspectors would then have enhanced powers to look for them and destroy them.

But Dr Lowry points out that the environmental audit committee and the public accounts committee do, in fact, have enhanced powers to compel witnesses to appear.

And President Hugo Chávez would have significantly enhanced powers and be eligible for re-election for the rest of his life.

Elections to the new post, which will have enhanced powers over health, transport and economic policy as part of George Osborne's "northern powerhouse", will be held next May.

The National Defense Authorization Act, signed into law in December by President Obama despite his own reservations, gives the government enhanced powers to detain, interrogate and prosecute.

It will give the Canadian spy agency enhanced powers to disrupt suspected terrorist activity at home and abroad, and permit courts to shut down any Canadian-based website seen as promoting terrorism or seeking recruits.

The ruling does not affect many sections of the act, which is more than 350 pages long, that give the government enhanced powers to control immigration, conduct searches and investigate financial support for terrorism.

If you live in South Yorkshire and fancy becoming a PCSO, you're about to get enhanced powers to become the first point of contact for the public and to have your title changed to a local beat officer.

The court must use enhanced powers.