Sentence examples for host of powers from inspiring English sources

Bristol's newly elected mayor is to call on government ministers to devolve a host of powers and funding to the West.

Thus, enabled by a paper tiger Congress, the president and other agencies of the federal government have repeatedly laid claim to a host of powers, among them the ability to use the military as a police force, spy on Americans and detain individuals without granting them access to an attorney or the courts.

Thus, enabled by a weak-kneed Congress, the president and other agencies of the federal government have repeatedly laid claim to a host of powers, among them the ability to use the military as a police force, spy on Americans and detain individuals without granting them access to an attorney or the courts.

SOAPBOX Steve Kornacki is a writer for PoliticsNJ.com and is a host of "Power and Politics" on News 12 New Jersey.

He said he agreed to be the host of "Power, Privilege and Justice," which is shown on Wednesday evenings, as soon as he heard the concept.

Six weeks after the worst blackout in United States history, Congressional Republicans are entering the difficult final stage of negotiations over an energy policy that goes far beyond electricity issues to encompass a host of power initiatives, including new coal and nuclear plants and stepped-up domestic oil production.

Soon, progressive legislators such as Walden Bello and Ibarra Gutierrez asked the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate not only Meralco, but also a whole host of power companies over "possible violations of laws prohibiting cartelization, monopolies and combinations in restraint of trade as defined in competition laws".

Melissa Francis, who is currently a co-host of "The Call," will become a co-host of "Power Lunch," the channel's 1 to 2 p.m. newscast.

As a co-host of Power 105.1's morning show "The Breakfast Club," and as host of the MTV2 weekly talk show "Uncommon Sense Live," Charlamagne does serve as a counselor of sorts.

We responded by quickly giving the federal government a host of new powers.

A host of Western powers, including the so-called Quartet that groups together the United States, the European Union, Russia and the United Nations, have given the Palestinians their support.