Sentence examples for clarifying powers from inspiring English sources

Introducing his Faber selection of Keith Douglas's poems in 1964, he noted Douglas's disinterest in "the fruity deciduous tree of life" and commended his close attention to the clarifying powers of probable violent death.

But mostly it has been a lesson in patience, repetition — and the clarifying powers of Google Image.

Mr. Spitzer cast himself, self-consciously, as the alpha male, with a belief in the clarifying power of confrontation.

Ms. Buono, who will turn 60 next month, is a trim evangelist for the clarifying power of a daily five-mile run.

While everyone feels sure that the election law will be vetoed, some expect the council to appease the president by permitting him his "clarified" power to intervene.On one thing, all agree; the president's resignation would pave the way for a more authoritarian government.

On October 20th the government proposed clarifying the powers of the pensions regulator, an official watchdog, to make firms top up underfunded schemes and to combat conflicts of interest when companies transfer pension liabilities by buying annuities.

In addition to clarifying the powers of the generals, the legislation also deprived the President of control over the Army in the South.

Before talking about power, let's clarify what power isn't.

It must urgently decide who is in charge, clarify the powers granted by the Security Council resolution enabling Libya's civilians to be protected by "all necessary means" and, most important of all, determine what the campaign's aims should be.A fight that needs a generalAmerica wants to cede overall control as soon as it has carried out the bulk of the initial bombing.

The guidance clarifies teachers' powers to restrain unruly pupils and search them for banned items.

The government has made a series of concessions on the bill, to limit competition and clarify the powers and responsibilities of the secretary of state in relation to the health service, but say it should now proceed.