Sentence examples for may take power from inspiring English sources
Investors worry that Syriza, a left-wing opposition party, may take power next year and demand a reduction of the government's debt.A sluggish economy has also affected commodities.
(FG 5) Contrary to the findings of Morrell (2006), who suggested that young men may pressure young women to become pregnant, the young men in our study seemed to regard pregnancy as one of the ways in which young women may take power over them, thus constructing it as a threat to young men's sense of power and control.
Mr Denktash's opponents on his own side of the island, who approved of Mr Annan's plan, may well take power in parliament but the presidential term has a few years yet to run.
Until a manipulative partner gets what he or she wants (whatever that will be), he or she may seek to take power over you.
I fear that the Taliban may take over power and the government again.
The threat is that dangerously divisive leaders may be the first to take power, he said.
If all this isn't steely enough, if re-elected for a third term, Cameron has already warned he'll move aside, making room for Theresa May, George Osborne or Boris Johnson to take power.
Despite public anger, the NPP may struggle to win enough votes to take power.
All those features take power.
