Sentence examples for markets power from inspiring English sources

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said the federal agency, which markets power, had followed proper procedures for drafting and managing conservation programs.

As the Intercept reported on Sunday, the Saudis have "used US-produced aircraft, laser-guided bombs, and internationally banned cluster bombs to target and destroy schools, markets, power plants, and a hospital, resulting in thousands of civilian deaths".

Aided by the falling dollar, which makes American goods cheaper on world markets, Power Curbers, like thousands of other companies in the United States, is tapping rapid growth abroad to compensate for sluggish sales at home.

Even as it responds to the public health challenges posed by the spreading anthrax threat, the Bush administration needs to shore up defenses of the nation's information infrastructure, its central nervous system controlling financial markets, power grids and telecommunications.

And this is Bigthink with a capital B. "The very idea of competing nation-states that scramble for markets, power and resources will become passé," he writes, introducing a reasoned plea for one-worldism.

Then, in 1961, President Kennedy chose him to head the Bonneville Power Administration, which markets power from the Grand Coulee Dam and more than 20 other federal hydroelectric plants in the Columbia River Basin.

In most cases, search costs appear to be the relatively more powerful determinant of market power.

Names have marketing power, too.

But there is market power.

One route to market power is size.

Trade liberalisation will undermine that market power.