Sentence examples for power expressing from inspiring English sources

Just days before taking office, he dismissed the alliance as "obsolete". No new American president had ever come to power expressing such disdain for NATO.

In a twist of post-cold-war ideology and politics, Mr. Lagos, 61, comes to power expressing support for business and promising to govern as a Western European-style Socialist in the mold of former Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez of Spain.

Henry Brooke, the Home Secretary in Alec Douglas-Home's Conservative government, summoned Roger Hollis, the Director General of MI5, to ask if he could cast any light on the gossip circulating the corridors of power, expressing concern that it could develop into a repeat of the sex scandal which had ended the career of then War Secretary John Profumo a year earlier.

[Nikita] Khrushchev, after his own fall from power, expressed regret for the hounding of Pasternak.

We know this guy, the plutocrat at his lake house, his power expressed through extravagant leisure.

If you have absolute power, express it in as baroque a nomenclature as you can.

The conflicting descriptions of power expressed in the various opinions are not statements of fact subject to empirical verification.

Then, plastic power expressed by the vector inner-product is integrated term by term.

The capacity credit of wind power expresses how much 'conventional' power can be avoided or replaced by wind power.

For social democrats, however, this means a change in mindset, given the long-held fixation with the levers of national power expressed through the monolithic nation-state.

Instead, A Treatise adopts a direct style, facing up to the ways "civil power" expresses itself, and is exercised, in the contemporary world.