Sentence examples for deeply held power from inspiring English sources

Conservatives' deeply held power won't be undone in 2016 alone.

Initially, the Scottish Labour Party held power.

But, through violence, he has held power.

It's all part of a deeply held belief in the power of self-renewal and personal growth.

During a 25 August keynote address at the Women's Assembly of the Religions for Peace VIII World Assembly, a one-week summit of religious communities, Ms. Veneman noted that religions have the power to change deeply held values.

His budget proposals are driven not by the demands of America's current fiscal situation, but rather by deeply held convictions about the need to limit government power.

"On the left of politics, there are deeply held concerns that, in our country's past, investigatory powers have been misused against trades unionists and ordinary people who are campaigning for justice.

The deeply held French view was that the state, not unelected central bankers, should have ultimate power over a nation's money.

Yet it is undeniable that star-power and the support of mainstream media to broadcast this deeply held desire for peace is needed.

Now finally we see the crux of Kotkin's interpretation: Stalin was a man acting out of deeply held ideological convictions whose actions are only understandable in these terms, not in terms of maximisation of personal power.

The entire Andy phenomenon is merely yet another indicator that the pistes of power will forever be a closed book to me, because I simply cannot get past the deeply held belief that anybody who is remotely impressed by Prince Andrew should very possibly not be allowed out without supervision, let alone be in charge of anything important.