Sentence examples for outset of power from inspiring English sources
Since the outset of power system reform, one of the main objectives of regulation has been to assess whether the market, of its own accord, can induce agents to adopt decisions that maximise social welfare.
Zuccarello hit the post with a slap shot from the slot at the outset of the first power play.
"IF THEY try to take foreign policy away from me, it would be the equivalent of a coup d'é tat!" declared a Socialist president, François Mitterrand, with Gaullist aplomb at the outset of France's first experience of power-sharing between right and left in 1986.
The challenges faced by western power at the outset of 2016 are usefully summarized within the conventional framework by Gideon Rachman, chief foreign-affairs columnist for the London Financial Times.
We propose that conservation agencies and those funding monitoring work should require the demonstration of adequate power at the outset of any new monitoring scheme.
From the outset, the case has attracted national news media attention, offering a potent mix of power, money and sex.
And particularly at the outset of a new technology – before the powers that be come to terms with it and seek to control it.
Hope in the Dark was, in many ways, of its moment – it was written against the tremendous despair at the height of the Bush administration's powers and the outset of the war in Iraq.
Russia made clear from the outset that the "cessation" would not apply to its air strikes, which have decisively shifted the balance of power towards its ally President Bashar al-Assad since Moscow joined the conflict four months ago.
He was determined to shake up every major institution of power, turfing out old guards and bringing in men after his own heart.From the outset, several of his appointments elicited criticism and sometimes amazement.
If it is true, as I claimed at the outset, that power is a central concept for feminist theory, then the rich variety of feminist work on this topic should not be particularly surprising.
