Sentence examples for have powers to from inspiring English sources

Thus, mayors are to have powers to cut business rates but not raise them.London's increasingly powerful mayoral office, currently occupied by Boris Johnson, provides a better model.

It will have powers to investigate newspapers and apply sanctions.

"The village court doesn't have powers to arrest anyone".

He called for the PCC's replacement to have powers to launch its own investigations.

That may not be a problem, since the police already have powers to deal with extremists.

Once the Scottish authorities have powers to abolish it [England] will be even more isolated.

"We have powers to refuse results if they have obvious defects," he said.

He will also have powers to review any bonus of more than £50,000.

It would have powers to hold the group board to account and guard the co-operative soul.

It will also have powers to issue the cards themselves.The cards are to be eased in gently.

Serious offences such as murder are tried by juries in crown courts, which have powers to hand down heavier sentences.