Sentence examples for given huge powers from inspiring English sources

Determined to destroy the Whig administration over the India bill of 1783, which would have given huge powers of patronage to those who led parliament, the king called upon Pitt to form an administration.

God has given huge power to the doctor, so they treat the patient well.

There have been around 10 pieces of legislation since the year 2000, all giving huge powers to the state, which have fuelled a media hysteria even though in most cases no crime was committed.

It gives huge power to the people who store our data".

Such legislation gives "huge power to the state", while fuelling "media hysteria", it claims.

The political settlement Spaniards agreed on as they emerged from dictatorship in the 1970s gave huge power to the parties to solidify democracy.

There can be no doubt about the seriousness with which Mr Xi and Mr Wang are waging their campaign, and what it says about the condition of China's party state after three decades of strong growth in a system that gives huge power to those with the ability to disburse favours, requiring payment in return.

This gave huge power to the Agent, something that grated on Pegahmagabow, who did not get along with his Indian Agent, John Daly.

Police in France have been given huge new powers including the ability to put people under house arrest without trial and to block websites.

The S.E.C. has been given huge new powers of regulation under landmark legislation passed in July 2010 known as Dodd-Frank, the result of the debacle on Wall Street involving banks and other financial institutions which caused losses in the trillions of dollars to investors.

Kushner noted that, instead of working his way up and acquiring the skills necessary to do his job, the North Korean leader had been given huge responsibilities and power "only because of family connections".