Sentence examples for core of power from inspiring English sources

"The political objective is to break the core of power based on impunity".

Now he is in trouble.As links grew between the regimes of Iran and Syria, Iranians sought to expand their influence by promoting their Shia version of Islam in a country where the majority are Sunni Muslims and where the core of power is the Alawite sect, an esoteric Shia offshoot, to which the Assad family belongs.

Anyone who looks at the attack on Westgate and sees it as an act of desperation may be underestimating the possibility that this group has consolidated its power over a large, more idealistically homogenized and ethnically diverse core of power.

Anyone who looks at the attack on Westgate and sees it as an act of desperation may be underestimating the possibility that this group has consolidated its power over a large, more idealistically homogenised and ethnically diverse core of power.

More broadly, it is by no means a coincidence that Al-Qaeda's core center of power in Syria, in neighboring Idlib province, went virtually untouched by the Assad regime during its assault on Aleppo.

But we "are not giving up our main core of powers" to anyone.

He said that because the case raised "core separation-of-powers arguments at the heart of the relationship among the three branches of government," his examination of standing must be "especially rigorous".

"I don't know what the limitation is," Mr. Phillips objected, saying the law would be open-ended enough to raise "core separation-of-powers issues".

The company attributed the improvement to strong performance in its core divisions of power and automation technologies, as well as to cost-cutting and layoffs.

E.on, the German conglomerate that has been shedding industrial companies to focus on its core business of power generation, said yesterday that it was in negotiations to sell its aluminum-making subsidiary to Norsk Hydro of Norway.

The ANC he leaves behind will continue to be a shadow of its former self as it is consumed by corruption, arrogance, greed and a growing distance from its core source of power and legitimacy – the poor.