Sentence examples for in its powers from inspiring English sources

Italy, on the other hand, may be constrained by factors other than the level of wages and prices.What is clear, though, is that if adjustment must come internally, then the ECB needs to do everything in its powers to facilitate it.

Shane Harris, author of The Watchers: The Rise of America's Surveillance State, said the NSA had a crisis in the late 1990s when it realised communication was increasingly digital and it was falling behind in its powers to track that data.

It may have been founded by Danes living in London - it was certainly confirmed in its powers by the Danish kings of England in the 11th Century.

Its annual freezing and thawing drive thermal mixing all the way down to its bottom, 1,637 metres (5,371 feet) deep, bringing oxygen to a rich mix of plants and animals, keeping the lake water so clean you can drink it, and inspiring almost religious beliefs in its powers.

That a central bank has so lost confidence in its powers is mildly alarming.

In truth, "Hairspray" doesn't have the same breathtaking confidence in its powers of invention.

When carpentry, by contrast, tries everything in its power, it achieves its goal.

The membership was now larger than the entire Republican caucus, and it exulted in its power.

It said it was doing everything in its power to gain her release.

The rest of the world must do everything in its power to stop it.

Other incidents are being investigated and the Department of Defense said it does everything in its power to avoid unintentional deaths.