Sentence examples for exercises its power from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration's request for United Nations assistance in Iraq and the recent cooperation with France in Haiti may be belated recognition of the reality that America needs the legitimacy conferred by the international community when it exercises its power.

For sociologists and political scientists, the more-pressing questions concern the antecedents and effects of de facto state authority that is, existing state authority, especially as it actually exercises its power rather than how it is supposed to do so (according to a country's constitution or a philosopher, for example).

In reality, of course, how Parliament exercises its power is constrained by myriad "real-life" factors.

On Thursday, they mounted their latest challenge, officially requesting that the Department of Justice investigate how Amazon exercises its "power over the book market".

Babylon exercises its power directly, particularly in the novel's violent climax, but Miller is more concerned with the inner Babylon that has seeped unawares into the people of Augustown.

The final installment follows the hobbit Frodo (Mr. Wood), increasingly fevered as the ring exercises its power over him, on the last leg of his perilous journey to Mordor to destroy this sinister object.

But there were "concerns" about the way the organisation exercises its powers and the cost of membership, it added.

Congregation is the university's governing body but rarely exercises its powers to call the management to account.

This aspect has been changed by the Treaty of Lisbon, after which the Commission exercises its powers just by virtue of the treaties.

But how it will exercise its power remains a mystery.

The bill charged that these were violated, both because the licensing statute was void and because the board in administering it had exercised its power arbitrarily.