Sentence examples for possibility of powers from inspiring English sources

The findings come ahead of the broadcast of a special programme later looking at the possibility of powers being devolved to the region.

But losing hope in the possibility of power is worse.

Before the conference, President Kabila ruled out the possibility of power-sharing among warring factions.

"And that is particularly true in the New York City area, where there are concerns about the possibility of power shortages".

"People should be ready for the possibility of power outages paired with cold temperatures," said FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate on Saturday.

He ruled out the possibility of power sharing but said they think "there should be equity in the decision making process of the country".

On Capitol Hill, Democrats like Mr. Daschle were talking about the possibility of power-sharing in the new Senate, in the allocation of committee seats and the like.

The bigger domestic theme – lifting the party's eyes to the possibility of power, and even of election victory – came next.

This ranked highest among concerns about the energy market, above cutting carbon emissions (52%) and the possibility of power cuts (51%).

"EDF as operator is responsible for nuclear safety, and we have the presence of an independent and strong safety authority (ASN)." But the most immediate concern is the possibility of power cuts in the world's fifth biggest economy.

The 2010 tournament has been plagued by stadium construction delays, security fears, transportation problems and the possibility of power outages, leading to concerns that the first World Cup staged in Africa may have to be shifted to another country.