Sentence examples for its proper powers from inspiring English sources

More satisfying than the tortuously modelled mythological, court, and war scenes are their decorative borders, where stitchery flexes its proper powers.

"We cannot do the job the public expect us to be able to do and if we are to do that job then we need to be properly resourced to do it and given the proper powers to do it".

The police are the only people with the proper powers to assess criminal allegations, and they have made it clear to me that any BBC internal enquiry in parallel would run the risk of damaging or impeding their work.

He said: "The police are the only people with the proper powers to assess criminal allegations".

A spokesperson said: "They are allegations which the police have the proper powers to investigate.

Entwistle said: "The police are the only people with the proper powers to assess criminal allegations".

"They are allegations of a serious criminal nature which the police have the proper powers to investigate.

When I talked to Mike Tuffrey about these issues I liked his idea of a combination of a strong, strategic centre and very local decision-making bodies with proper powers.

"Labour would crack down on empty home loopholes and give councils proper powers to tackle buy-to-leave where overseas investors buy up properties and then leave them empty".

"We will give councils proper powers to tackle 'buy-to-leave'.

Consequently, two Stackelberg games are proposed for allocating proper powers to central and cell-edge users.