Sentence examples for drawn powers from inspiring English sources

Widely drawn powers already make that temptation strong – which is, of course, why those tax credits cuts were not put into a bill and cranked through all the parliamentary stages that go with that.

Only 9,645 stops were made under the terrorism laws in 2010/11, compared with 102,504 in the previous year – a drop of more than 90% – following the coalition's decision to replace the widely drawn powers with a much more tightly circumscribed regime.

When the little known but widely drawn powers were introduced under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000, before 9/11, Special Branch were authorised to stop and detain individuals leaving and entering the country for up to nine hours to determine "whether they appear to be involved" in terrorism.

"There is a black hole, a magnetic force that draws powers back to Whitehall," he said.

He was willing to back his own popularity and well-known drawing powers against the Judge".

If you have extra room, maybe you could add some helpful Stadium or draw powers, or some backup energies.

The drawing power of Isinbayeva.

The audience reflected James's drawing power.

Each draws power from a different source.

Its suppliers draw power from the now-disabled nuclear plants.

Once there, it starts drawing power automatically through induction technology.