Sentence examples for expanding powers from inspiring English sources

Incumbent presidents generally approach constitution-making with the idea of expanding powers of the presidency.

Some Republican Congressional leaders have hinted that they want to introduce legislation expanding powers granted under the act.

Iklaina may have started small and been conquered and annexed by one of the expanding powers, like Pylos, in the same region.

The About New York column on Friday, about the New York Police Department's expanding powers, misstated, in some editions, the year that federal government's counterterrorism and intelligence divisions failed to prevent an attack on the city.

Indeed, Mr. Alan and his lobbying group, the San Francisco Late Night Coalition, claim credit for the existence of the commission, whose expanding powers come at the expense of another political force in the city — the Police Department.

But when we are on our own again, with or without our aircraft-free carriers, all sorts of worries will start to bear down on us again, not least energy security and expanding powers to the south and east.

In 1389, the Serbian empire was crushed there by the expanding power of the Ottoman Turks.

India will struggle to keep growth going at 7% a year without vastly expanding power generation, roads, ports, railways and telecoms.

But the sentiment sounds ominous to those who fear the expanding power of corporations in politics and policy.

The difference is that in 1890 Russia was the expanding power, pressing its advantage against a China in disarray.

Eick said the bill was in keeping with the group's broader philosophy of expanding power to the states.