Sentence examples for further power to from inspiring English sources

Some have proposed that central banks be granted the authority to distribute money directly to citizens, but that is very likely illegal now in most countries, and changing laws would grant further power to unelected bodies that are already extremely powerful.

That was not inconsistent, however, with the further power to divide authority between it and the Crown as conditions might warrant.

Further testing is also needed, Dincă says, to demonstrate what they have determined from preliminary testing: that once the switch is flipped and the material changes color, it requires no further power to maintain its new state.

Once more, her argument was that a substantial SNP presence in Scotland empowers Scotland, both in terms of clout in the Commons but also in terms of devolving further power to the Scottish Parliament.

Kidnappings, extortion and disappearances are daily occurrences in Mexico and digital rights activist Luis Fernando Garcia believes that by giving the government further power to track cell phones and build data banks, "we are giving [drug cartels] the tools to attack us".

But with Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, such far-reaching orders could be deemed as passing constitutional muster, giving Trump further power to assault LGBTQ rights ― and the rights of many other minorities ― on his own, with the stroke of a pen.

Meet promises to devolve further powers to Scotland and Wales.

However, the agency was considering whether it needed further powers to police the food industry.

At the same time, the Coalition is planning to devolve further powers to the Welsh Assembly.

The Liberal Democrats are resisting handing any further powers to the agencies.

But the uncertainty over the devolution of further powers to Holyrood persuaded Clegg not to move the incumbent, Alistair Carmichael.