Sentence examples for defined powers from inspiring English sources

But chess is a game of limits, with pieces that have clearly defined powers.

It is the one office that has no defined powers and no constitutional limits on power.

The quiet revolution in Scotland demands a new settlement, in which each constituent part of the kingdom has clearly defined powers.

What worthy executive would dare come forward now without clearly defined powers and an urgent blessing from Congress and the president?

In most of these countries, the constitutionally defined powers of the office are similar to those of the president of the United States.

This pleases some leftists that the Kirchners want to keep sweet but it causes problems for the bulky Clarín media group, which has recently been in all-out war with the Kirchners, whom it once supported.Opposition legislators are suspicious of an agency, with vaguely defined powers, that the Kirchners would create to implement the proposed law.

Back then, the long-term conflict with governments about exposing such people was also a dispute about who defined power.

That's life in the A.F.C., much more so than in the N.F.C., which has the more clearly defined power teams.

But the opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai — the man who would have won the presidency in a fair election — has decided to take a chance by agreeing this week to a vaguely defined power-sharing agreement.

Deutch defined power in Washington by the size of the budget an official controlled, and very few spent more money than Deutch as the undersecretary of defense for acquisition and technology.

To do it, we defined power in four dimensions.