Sentence examples for exclusivity of power from inspiring English sources

Unlike MTV, it's not based on exclusivity of power.' On the show, Rick Edwards, the presenter, asks what music Public Enemy rate.

After all, although the U.S. Constitution actually gives Congress more authority in foreign and defense policies than the president, chief executives, ever since Franklin D. Roosevelt, have wielded the constitutionally narrow role of commander-in-chief too broadly, so as to even claim exclusivity of power in this realm.

Names have cycled from the purely utilitarian (Ford Model T, Studebaker Big 6) to hints of grandeur and exclusivity (Buick Regal, Mercury Monarch) to statements of power and domination (Studebaker Dictator, Dodge Avenger).

I am sure much of the reason for Britain's apparent exclusivity lies in the concentration of power in London, in the so-called villages of Westminster and Whitehall.

The author shows that Maclean's tactics challenged the exclusivity of medical knowledge by ceding power to decide the debate to a non-medically expert Parliament.

Stillman's sense of power is serious: within the febrile exclusivity of his glossy set is an underlying quest to clearly see the way in which the world works.

On the other hand, the formal institutions are long time arbiters of power that perpetuate narratives of racism and sexism in their exclusivity; they are the authoritative voices on artistic reputation.

This is probably because the detection of potential downstream relationships between pairs of driver genes relying on the mutual exclusivity of their alterations is limited by the statistical power one can achieved from the frequency of somatic alterations.

"The retailers demand exclusivity of the cover and label.

Ms. Clive also enjoyed the exclusivity of a limited edition.

They make it a criminal act to speak out against the exclusivity of the Kazakh language.