Sentence examples for increased powers of from inspiring English sources

Unless the FBI, the CIA and the police are extraordinarily inept, increased powers of surveillance and arrest should make it easier to catch some terrorists.

As Paul Bernal warned recently, increased powers of surveillance and security should not be rushed through on a wave of emotion without proper scrutiny and consideration of far-reaching consequences.

Forgive me for saying that you are talking nonsense when you say the increased powers of the intelligence agencies have "largely gone unscrutinised" by the intelligence and security committee, which I chair.

But Holland's fears of the increased powers of the central government had been so stiffened that it depended upon its own preponderance, rather than upon constitutional reforms, to achieve effective government.

David Cameron and Theresa May have also used the Paris attacks to argue for increased powers of surveillance by reviving the abandoned draft communications data bill, previously labelled a "snoopers' charter".

Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, said: "The government is signalling that it wants to press ahead with increased powers of data collection and retention for the police and GCHQ, spying on everyone, whether suspected of a crime or not.

Can Warburton feel the increased power of New Zealand in the second half?

Communist rule in the Soviet Union resulted instead in the vastly increased power of the state apparatus.

I wondered though, if the increased power of the new consoles will bring more to games than just increased graphical fidelity.

"With the increased power of our police agencies, we did not create the right mechanisms to oversee the agencies with this new power," Senator Adams said.

This new administrative development was a result of the increased power of the aristocracy.