Sentence examples for office powers from inspiring English sources

Since tax office powers were reduced, however, only about a quarter of the tax advantage can be clawed back.

Increasing numbers of British nationals are being stripped of their citizenship under Home Office powers introduced in the wake of the 2005 London bombings.

His box office powers are not quite what they were with movies like Oblivion and Edge of Tomorrow performing short of expectations (though it's debatable if without him they'd have been made at all).

But it's a consensus that affords extraordinary powers to the man in the Oval Office – powers that expanded under Obama as they expanded under Bush, and that would probably expand under a potential Romney administration as well.

In granting the expedited hearing, the president of the ECJ, the Belgian judge Koen Lenaerts, said the dispute was over Home Office powers "to require public telecommunications operators to retain communications data for a maximum period of 12 months, retention of the content of the communications concerned being excluded".

This year, his last in office, Powers sought to redefine tenure as serving as an incentive mainly to areas where "competition is the keenest and where research is more central to the enterprise".

As Ray, he has the bureaucratic shell of the petty office power-wielder down pat.

The Obama administration came into office powered by a vision of a digitally empowered 21st-century new New Deal.

And I don't think Kubrick was relying on the box office power of Thackeray when he did Barry Lyndon.

The town had a clinic, shop, police station, school, office, power station, about 60 houses and large water tanks.

It is hardly surprising that submitters should want to please the boys in the front office; power is famously seductive.