Sentence examples for leaves more power from inspiring English sources

The second-in-command at the Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica has resigned in a revamping that leaves more power in the hands of the chairman, César Alierta.

It may not be long before the fickle Mr Sarkozy is re-reading his Adam Smith.Not what you aim for, but how you do itIf there is to be an argument about which model is best, then this newspaper stands firmly on the side of the liberal Anglo-Saxon model not least because it leaves more power in the hands of individuals rather than the state.

We should be leaving more power with local officials, who may not be as expert, but who have the advantage of being there on the ground.

"I accept Congress's broad power to insulate administrative activity from the president, but argue here that Congress has left more power in presidential hands than generally is recognized," she wrote.

As the power values (P) of the source and relay increase, a larger amount of interference can be cleaned, leaving more power for information transmission.

The BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok says the probable outcome of the new constitution will be weak and short-lived coalition governments, which would leave more power in the hands of the military and of senior, largely royalist bureaucrats, many of whom supported the coup.

On the other hand, due to relatively higher eNB transmission power in macro cell scenarios, the reserved higher PDCCH power leaves more room for efficient PDCCH power control and thus helps to boost VoIP capacity.

"We want to optimize all systems so the vehicle consumes as little energy as possible, which leaves more energy to power the vehicle and provides more range," Baldet says.

Because the right is now as cultural as it is economic, and the left more enthusiastic about decentralising power, both can rally around Mr Cameron's idea of the "Big Society".

The extreme flooding damaged electrical stations, leaving more than 27,000 without power.

If shut down, the substation — core power grids similar to the circuit panel in a home — would leave more than 6,000 buildings without power in an area south of the Brooklyn Bridge and east of lower Broadway, bounded by the East River, Mr. Olert said.