Sentence examples for networks of power from inspiring English sources

Corruption not only undermines the standing of the party, it also creates alternative networks of power.

Ministers' best intentions were undermined by bureaucrats or party barons with their own networks of power.

For the handy networks of power and injustice established decades ago in these places have not been dismantled.

Her disability is the work of "networks of power" — polluting corporations, lax regulators — that must be protested.

But the new investigations tap deeper veins: corruption, influence peddling and accusations that public officials are answering to murky networks of power far beyond their institutional roles.

Mr. Sholette has long been a catalytic presence in contemporary political art, including art, like the work in this show, designed to gather, document and distribute "alternative knowledge about networks of power and control in urban spaces".

"And there is a network of power and personal relationships that is clearly Republican-friendly and pro-jail".

Because when the adversary disappears in a nebulous network of power, or structures of power, it's much more difficult for people to identify them".

Fairlie first used it to refer to the network of power brokers in English life, from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the editor of the T.L.S.

He seemed particularly incensed that the Brotherhood had worked to build its own network of power in Fayoum, eclipsing the notorious patronage system built by Mr. Mubarak.

And our thought is stored on hard drives and these need a network of power stations to keep our civilisation remembering what it knows".