Sentence examples for considerably more powers from inspiring English sources

Established under the Inquiries Act 2005 it has considerably more powers than its predecessor.

A statutory inquiry established under the Inquiries Act 2005 has considerably more powers than its predecessor.

But Osuigwe hit with considerably more power on her serves — one reached 110 m.p.h.

The constitution gave the House of Representatives considerably more power than the National Council.

But because so much energy was released so fast, it provided considerably more power than in past experiments.

The comptroller has considerably more power, but his primary role will be in overseeing the city's pension funds.

The 5-to-4 decision will give manufacturers considerably more power to determine prices and restrict the flexibility of retailers to discount merchandise.

Andrew Gowers, a company spokesman, said Mr. Bly would "get considerably more power" and would now sit on BP's executive committee.

Dr. Stewart, a pediatrician and epidemiologist, was surgeon general when the post carried considerably more power than it does now, including day-to-day administration of the public health service.

Gergiev's interpretation of Rite, measured and ceremonial rather than frenzied, is familiar in the UK, though he has also performed it with considerably more power on previous occasions.

But at the very least, regulators have considerably more power to deal with big banks when they get into trouble, and that, given what we've just gone through, has to count as meaningful change.