Sentence examples for moved power from inspiring English sources

This was a lesson some communities heeded after 1937; Louisville and other towns, for example, bought out flood victims and turned riverside areas into parks, while utilities moved power plants beyond the water's reach.

To lessen the measure's financial impact, Capitol politicians moved power to Sacramento and away from city councils, boards of supervisors, and school boards, creating a maze of overlapping jurisdictions that defies accountability.

Ian Jukes, the arm-flailing, globetrotting author and owner of the Committed Sardine edu-blog, talked, for instance, about how "disintermediation," or the ability to ingest information directly from primary sources, has moved power from producers (in this case traditional educators) to consumers (i.e., students and their parents).

That would move power closer to the people.

China has recognised the problem and copied western countries by moving power stations out of cities.

Domestic violence: can moving power out of Whitehall make a difference?

To a lesser degree, team officials are determined to move power forward Zach Randolph and his huge salary.

But energy policy experts say that the United States must find a way to erect the infrastructure it needs to move power — despite the obstacles and objections.

The Bill includes a raft of legislation relating to planning that aims to move power from the centre to the community.

Taking the rule away would move power now held by the lieutenant governor — who sets the Senate agenda — to the caucuses.

He suggested it was a damn sight easier than trying to persuade some of his own political colour to move power from the centre to his city.