Sentence examples for handing power from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jebali was the first to suggest handing power to a government of technocrats.

It was a rare case of an entrenched minority peacefully handing power to a majority.

· A new constitutional settlement should be considered, including handing power to local neighbourhoods and councils.

The data revolution is clearly handing power to the little people as well as the big ones.

Until recently the administration had voiced only approval for the generals' slow and shifting timetables for handing power to civilians.

They took it with both feet, handing power to Conservatives, Scottish Nationalists, Welsh nationalists, anybody but distrusted Labour.

On New Year's Day though, his three terms in office end – and he is handing power over without a fight.

He has pledged to speed up the process of environmental approval, handing power to state-run "one-stop shops".

Announcing these proposals, Brown told his audience that changing the voting system amounts to handing power back to the people.

The point is quite simply this: housing associations are already taking a lead in handing power to residents.

And it also rejects the notion of handing power over to remnants of the old [Mubarak] regime".