Sentence examples for its power for from inspiring English sources
In Washington, Mr. Bush referred instead to China as a "stakeholder," a word intended as a message that it must use its power for more than commercial gain.
Fiestas give adults license to play dress-up, whether in wish fulfillment or to defend against the evil Other by mocking it and assuming its power for a day.
Mr. Brenker said that while the Iraq question -- which to the fury of American policy makers probably saved Mr. Schröder in the national election -- might still have emotional grip for some people, especially ardent Social Democrats, it had lost its power for a majority of the electorate.
He may not go quite as far as Newt Gingrich in wanting to kill off the EPA, but says that it should use its power for good (by doing very little), not evil (attempting to regulate carbon emissions).Finding vast new reserves of oil and gas in your own back yard must count as good fortune in a land as hungry for energy as America.
This has enabled it to conserve its power for the final, risky stages of its journey.
In contrast, the generalized UniFrac distance is most powerful in detecting such changes, yet it retains nearly all its power for detecting rare and highly abundant lineages.
This is because when an agent has the power to coerce willy nilly, as the state does, it is up to such an agent to decide what purposes it will use its powers for.
And in what ways, exactly, might an ill-intentioned yet formally law-abiding Administration use its powers for nefarious purposes?
Logically, the EU ought either to increase its powers (for example, by enhancing its role in choosing the commission and its president) or it should cut them back.
The state, willing to exchange some of its powers for social stability, has let these men take responsibility for many "private" matters.
The AUMF is unbounded by geographic or time limitations, indicating the wide berth the Obama administration provides for understanding its powers for the potential targeting of US citizens.
