Sentence examples for power dealing from inspiring English sources

There was the United Nations of "soft power," dealing with women, children, the environment, health, refugees, human rights, culture and law.

Britain's trade deficit last year was the widest since the coalition came to power, dealing a blow to the government's drive to rebalance the economy away from consumer spending.

It became a town of about 100,000 inhabitants, a naval power dealing on equal terms with the greatest monarchies, and a commercial centre rivaled only by Venice in the Levant trade and competing with other Italian towns in trade with western Europe.

The power which it was recommended be exerted was clearly an unmixed federal power dealing with the subject from the sphere of the authority given to Congress to raise armies, and not from the sphere of the right to deal with the militia as such, whether organized or unorganized.

Then in one of those moments that streams away from historians, Brazil gained a modicum of countervailing power, dealing with the global pharmaceutical oligopoly in response to the AIDS pandemic.

But once Lula came to power, dealing with corruption became a central concern, especially when people close to the popular progressive president were discovered bribing parliamentarians to get support for government-initiated legislation.

Furthermore, a regional voter backlash, fuelled by resentment of the Merkel government's previous commitment to nuclear power, dealt a serious blow to the ruling coalition parties.

The Power dealt the first overall choice in the draft, which San Diego used to select Aly Wagner, an integral part of the United States national team.

In 1994, Western powers dealt with the Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic even though they knew he was responsible for war crimes in the Balkans.

Taming corporate power deals only with symptoms.

He roused Kremlin ire by renegotiating a nuclear power deal.