Sentence examples for fewer powers from inspiring English sources

Being in coalition means you have fewer powers of patronage.

He has fewer powers than a national government.

The PCSOs receive less training and fewer powers than sworn officers, which makes them cheaper.

The revolution fizzled out in 1660 when the monarchy was restored, albeit with fewer powers.

Other regions, which got fewer powers when the Spanish constitution was adopted in 1978, hope to catch up.

Yet Mr Margvelashvili will inherit a downsized version of the Georgian presidency, wielding far fewer powers than his predecessor.

Using demand response allows utilities to reduce their peak loads and thus build fewer power plants.

Warmer weather means, if anything, fewer power outages and less frequent interruptions of wired communications.

It would also mean fewer power plants built and lower carbon emissions.

There are also fewer power cuts because a diverse energy mix means greater resilience to droughts.

Reducing peak demand means fewer power stations need to be on standby, thereby cutting carbon emissions.