Sentence examples for has adequate powers from inspiring English sources

Yesterday it said: "We believe that the Information Commissioner already has adequate powers".

Asked by the DCMS committee whether the ICO has adequate powers to carry out its responsibilities Denham flagged a problematic gap in her "information notice powers" — noting that while the ICO can make a formal demand for information, organisations are not compelled to disclose the requested data (though they can be prosecuted for not doing so).

The study design has adequate power to detect reductions in mortality rate equal to 25% of the projected baseline mortality rate for both of the interventions.

It is important that an RCT has adequate power.

Thus, our software has adequate power in both accuracy and efficiency to carry on large genome comparison.

Maximising response rates is important for ensuring that the study has adequate power to detect a statistically significant difference between the two treatment groups.

Finally, although our study has adequate power to detect clinically important associations with a HR of 1.5 or greater (i.e., 50% difference in diabetic retinopathy risk by fractal quartiles), we have limited power to detect weaker associations.

Last month the government rejected Portas's proposal, saying councils already had adequate powers.

Miliband said he would seek to balance two interests: ensuring the security services had adequate powers and resources while ensuring that liberty was protected.

In a largely ignored report in July, the MPs said the body responsible for monitoring rules covering senior Whitehall mandarins and top brass did not have adequate powers or resources, its procedures were "opaque" and it should be abolished.

Without such a specification, it is not apparent how citizens can determine if they have adequate powers of authorization and accountability.