Sentence examples for power entrusted from inspiring English sources

Could these words, beautifully improbable, possess the power entrusted to them?

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Baca, the prosecutor said, was culpable as "the one who was ultimately abusing the power entrusted in him by the citizens of Los Angeles County".

That can only mean that American Republican politicians are abusing the power entrusted to them to amass the fortunes of themselves and their paymasters.

The Senegalese people must serve as the torchbearers of democracy, and mobilize against any institution that seeks to abuse the power entrusted to it by the public.

Writing about clemency almost 200 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court described it as "an act of grace, proceeding from the power entrusted with the execution of the laws".

Mr Justice Collins' judgment involves a conventional exercise in statutory interpretation of the scope of powers entrusted by parliament to the home secretary, and the application of well-established common law principles of natural justice, fairness and humanity.

He wrote in No 45: The prerogative of the Crown [for which read government] is to exert constitutional powers entrusted to it in a way, not of blind favour and partiality, but of wisdom and judgement.

Laws promulgated by these two levels indirectly dealt with the quality of water through definition of powers entrusted to every agency concerned with water resources.

Therefore, I will use the powers entrusted in me as your president to take the actions required to put Americans back to work and restore domestic growth.

The name of the state was declared to be Turkey (Türkiye), and executive power was entrusted to an executive council, headed by Mustafa Kemal, who could now concentrate on the war.