Sentence examples for has considerable powers from inspiring English sources

And its gravity has considerable powers.

The fama has considerable powers but must defer to a council of elders.

The minimum sentence for murder in South Africa is 15 years, however legal experts say Judge Thokozile Masipa has considerable powers of discretion.

He is currently in jail convicted of corruption over logging concessions.A gecko among crocodilesBesides the ballot box, the other big weapon against corruption is the Corruption Eradication Commission, known as the KPK, an independent body formed in 2002 that has considerable powers.

When we asked why our homes were being demolished, the officials showed us the photocopy of what looked like a map, and they said it was a 'masterplan".' Under the Land Acquisition Act, the government has considerable powers to acquire land for the public good.

Among the many organs in the body, bone has considerable powers for regeneration and is a prototype model for tissue engineering.

(Article continues below)The "g-word" has considerable power.

Pablo Escobar, a violent drug-dealer, still has considerable power, despite a campaign against him.

When schools fail in New York, the state has considerable power to do something about it.

But under the Indonesian constitution, the executive branch also has considerable power.

As commander-in-chief of the armed forces, the president has considerable power.