Sentence examples for argues power from inspiring English sources

A statement released by Reuters says he "categorically denies" the claims that he orchestrated the coup, and argues power should be won through free and fair elections.

"A new intelligent infrastructure will emerge, we would argue, powered by Android," he said.

However, others have argued power-over and power-to refer to fundamentally different meanings of the word "power" and that it is a mistake to try to develop an account of power that integrates these two concepts (Pitkin 1972, Wartenberg 1990).

Achmat, Power argues, might be the most important dissident in South Africa since Nelson Mandela.

He argues that power generation and retail supply of energy to households should be split.

Within modest limits, he argues, solar power can play a bigger role in meeting energy needs, especially with new technology that transforms infrared light into electricity.

But Professor Steve Thomas of Greenwich University argues nuclear power stations are almost never built on time and to budget and that the government could end up paying the price.

She also argues that power and domination have consistently been associated with masculinity.

This article argues that power struggles between judiciaries and executives are fuelled by tensions of securitisation, border control and human rights over the issue of irregular migration.

Privacy and human rights groups have also criticized bulk powers, arguing the powers are disproportionate and unnecessary.

But, Kagan argues, autocratic powers like China and Russia have no love for those institutions, either.