Sentence examples for diluted power from inspiring English sources

He warned that representative government diluted power and that the press — not the people or their representatives, who have little say in what writers and editors do — had the power to make or break a democratic society.

The budget cuts further weakened the office's already diluted powers, but Mr. Vallone's effort went nowhere.

He has vigorously urged conservatives to unite behind a single candidate, rather than diluting power by splitting support.

Earlier this year, he pushed through a revamping that concentrates more power in an American-style chief executive and dilutes power in the consensus-driven management board.

Subjects with significant pathology but subclinical disease are likely to dilute power in an AD case/control association analysis.

Finally, the osteoarthritis GWAS used population-based controls, which can dilute power due to misclassifications of cases as controls in a common disease such as osteoarthritis.

A19 Bush Backs Bill on Intelligence The White House endorsed the intelligence reorganization measure under consideration in the Senate, warning lawmakers that it would oppose efforts to dilute powers sought for a proposed new national intelligence director.

PAGE A11 Bush Backs Intelligence Bill Lending its support to a bipartisan Senate bill reorganizing the intelligence community, the White House said it would oppose efforts to dilute powers of a proposed new national intelligence director.

Over the years Westminster power grabs have diluted the power and legitimacy of Britain's provincial councils.

But passing time and fashion have not diluted its power, to judge by the cheers from the diverse festival audience.

Republicans sued in federal court, arguing that the shifts diluted the power of minority voting blocs, in violation of the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965.