Sentence examples for kind of powers from inspiring English sources

What kind of powers does the president actually have?

"I fight against what is dangerous for the democratic process, and the military having the kind of powers that they shouldn't have certainly endangers the democratic process".

But while Germany has dangled the idea in the press, it has not offered details, leaving its partners scratching their heads, for example, over what kind of powers the fund might have and whether it would involve the private sector.

On Thursday Mr. Zapatero called for greater economic union, suggesting that the European Commission should gain more of the kind of powers it enjoys to enforce anti-trust decisions, and ensure a level playing field in the bloc's single market.

Criticising the kind of powers enabled by the new Investigatory Powers Bill, Mr Cook said that the Government's proposals could allow for breaches of privacy and security, and said that he was "optimistic" that pressure could lead the Government to change its course.

Though Hicks and Gillett believe in a chief executive holding the kind of powers David Gill enjoys at Manchester United, they were persuaded by Randy Lerner at Aston Villa that a deal allowing Benitez similar control to Martin O'Neill could work.

"It involves a kind of power shift.

Who wields that kind of power now?

A huge kind of power and danger".

It's the wrong kind of power.

That is a kind of power, certainly.