The phrase 'internal powers' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to knowledge, energy, or abilities that come from within, particularly in the context of self-realization or self-improvement. For example, "Through mindfulness meditation, I am learning to access my internal powers."
The lack of confidence in external mediators and trust in internal powers, as well as perceived superficial adherence among the international community to democratic norms, has frustrated the region's citizens and the diaspora abroad.
Mr Szijjarto told Magyar Nemzet that "external and internal" powers wanted to "destabilise" Hungary.
2. Less bad case: a balance of internal powers behind a dictator who needs to make peace to survive.
The Babenbergs also were given the right of approving the exercise of jurisdiction by other powers within the new duchy, permitting Henry to exert pressure against rival internal powers, secular as well as ecclesiastical.
Mr. de Areilza, the law school dean, said: "We have built a democracy with political parties somehow disconnected from society, who have accumulated a lot of internal powers and have not been regulated in very important areas like their financing — and unfortunately they are also the ones who are in charge of pushing through any reform of the system".
This use of "internal" and "external" may be thought misleading, given that it allows both external and internal powers to operate on objects both bodily and intellectual, both from within and from without.
This successful endeavour on the international scene further stabilizes internal power after the elections of 2014.
Israel's internal power shifts also change the perspective.
Of course, to a certain extent, the recent riots also reflect a struggle for internal power.
His position in the internal power structure affords him a measure of protection when trouble strikes.
In many ethnic struggles or internal power plays, civilians are specifically targeted.
