Sentence examples for definition of power from inspiring English sources
The problem is the definition of power.
To Mr. Nye, that definition of power is too narrow.
That bit of apparent sorcery, she says, is "the very definition of power and glamour".
Our definition of power is this: the ability to shape the experience of film viewing in the UK.
Whether or not you think the Queen is really, honestly, more powerful than the head of Santander or the chair of Unilever, than Jessica Ennis or Dora the Explorer, depends on your definition of power.
In "The Concept of Power" (1957), his first major contribution to the field of political science, Dahl developed a formal definition of power that was frequently cited as an important (though incomplete) insight into the phenomenon.
Laws promulgated by these two levels indirectly dealt with the quality of water through definition of powers entrusted to every agency concerned with water resources.
The very definitions of power, law & crime have blurred.
Through a series of interactive activities and dialogue this sessions explores the definitions of power, privilege, and oppression (PPO) and how they manifest individually, institutionally, and culturally.
A second purpose is analytic – to compare definitions of power, ways to measure it, theories about its origins and effects, and methodological choices for studying it.
Even more folk were squashed into a "non-violence training session": acting out "hassle lines", debating non-violent definitions of power and trying to make themselves heard above the din of an activist choir from Portland, Oregon.Huge vats of beans were carried from a makeshift kitchen, as the hungry hordes tucked into donated vegan food served on tinfoil plates.
