Sentence examples for full power over from inspiring English sources
All would give Edinburgh control of at least 60% of its spending, including full power over income tax.
This period encompassed the career of Julius Caesar, who eventually took full power over Rome as its dictator.
The later stages of the civil wars encompassed the careers of Pompey, the orator Cicero, and Julius Caesar, who eventually took full power over Rome as its dictator.
The other reactor, Indian Point 2, was restarted on Sunday morning and gradually brought up to full power over the course of the day.
His embittered mother had meanwhile died in Castile, and, although the young king presently married Pedro's daughter, Isabel, Pedro turned full power over to the youth with obvious reluctance.
State governors, some of them under the voluntary or involuntary control of criminal groups, have full power over the appointment of judges and prosecutors and the launching of police investigations, thus ensuring impunity for their political and business supporters.
The U.S. government mandated that all full-power, over-the-air television stations switch completely from analog to digital though not necessarily HD signals on Feb. 17, 2009, but in early February the deadline was extended to June 12 , 2009
Giving councils full powers over the business rate proper – currently a national tax – would allow them to vary the levy and prevent businesses going under.
"The Scottish parliament needs full powers over employment and social security to allow us to support and empower people – and SNP MPs will fight to have these powers delivered to Scotland.
Leaving his wife at La Brède with full powers over the estate, he set off for Vienna in April 1728, with Lord Waldegrave, nephew of Berwick and lately British ambassador in Paris, as travelling companion.
The party previously called for a 0.5p across-the-board increase in tax rates in the 2011 Scottish elections, and its proposals in last year's general election for an across-the-board "citizens income" of £15,000 a head have been shelved until Holyrood has full powers over welfare payments.
