Sentence examples for has insufficient powers from inspiring English sources

There is an ombudsperson – a Canadian lawyer – but she has insufficient powers, Emmerson added.

MPs from all parties have widely criticised the ISC in the past, saying it has insufficient powers.

Bone quantity, or density, has insufficient power to discriminate fracture risk in individuals.

MIXStrat without integration of information on selection signatures has insufficient power to detect loci explaining only 1% of the variance.

Since a small sample size (of up to 350 patients) has insufficient power for clinically significant treatment targets (such as dyspnea relief or cardiovascular death), many proof-of-concept studies address surrogate endpoints so as to have adequate power.

Analyses in which we investigated differences in gene expression between patient groups - i.e. type 2 diabetes and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis - did not yield statistically significant results because our dataset has insufficient power.

In December 1916 he joined David Lloyd George's World War I coalition government as director general of national service, but, having insufficient powers, he resigned in August 1917.

It was understaffed, lacked independence and had insufficient power to pursue cases, the report said.

The suspicion is that for whatever reason the aircraft had insufficient power to pull away".

In the case of the Osprey, the rotors may have been using such a large proportion of engine power that the aircraft had insufficient power left to slow the rate at which it was sinking in its rotor wash.

The ICO, widely thought to have insufficient power to enforce punishments against companies found to have breached privacy laws, will be given new capacity to protect citizens in line with new European Union privacy directives.