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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'have no powers' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express a lack of ability, knowledge, control or influence over something. For example, "We have no powers to influence the outcome of the election."
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But in many countries authorities have no powers to prevent building in vulnerable spots.
In Swaziland, elected MPs have no powers other than the right to advise the unelected king.
We have no powers to vet advertising beforehand," said the spokeswoman.
Brussels competition officials have no powers to challenge generous tax deals offered to multinationals directly.
Peers can delay bills for a year but have no powers to block finance bills.
Not only will the Welsh assembly have no revenue-raising powers; it will also have no powers over primary legislation.
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Because I have no power".
Ride without intention, you have no power.
(Rural areas have no power plants).
You have no power in society.
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