Sentence examples for more powers the from inspiring English sources
Osborne does want to give mayors more powers, the source said, and this could make the prospect more appealing to voters.
The council's board will have more powers; the president will serve as chairman of the board, sharing responsibilities with an executive director who runs operations day to day.
The more powers the bank receives, the more likely it is to upset politicians, who will then be tempted to take the powers back again.
First, if it is to have more powers, the Justice Department should also agree that Web communications and stored records are generally subject to the strict standards demanded by the Fourth Amendment (as are the content of telephone calls).
As a result the UK government made sure Salmond didn't get it, but given the subsequent race to "offer" Scots more powers the SNP leader needn't have bothered – he'll get his win-win scenario regardless.
He said: "Remember what it was they told the Scottish people, many of whom voted 'No' to get more powers: 'The closest thing to a federal state within one to two years'.
The bigger the company, the more power the C.E.O.
"Less jittery, more power," the backup running back Derrick Ward said.
The switching speed of these systems is slower and requires more power, the H.P. scientists say.
Even with more power, the Optima manages to beat its main competitors by 1 m.p.g.
Because the parliament is democratic, goes the theory, when it accrues more power the EU itself becomes more democratic.
