Sentence examples for power hand over from inspiring English sources

"Why would a group of power hand over that power to the oppressed group?" Smith continued.

Many experts have called for the Cancer Drugs Fund to be discontinued and its spending power handed over to the wider NHS, arguing that a specific fund for cancer patients discriminates against patients with other diseases.

Nigerians have been grappling with the fall-out of the failed Christmas Day bombing attempted by one of their own; militants in the oil-rich Niger Delta have broken their ceasefire because of stalled talks with the government; and three separate lawsuits have been lodged at the high court to get power handed over to Vice President Goodluck Jonathan.

Procurement was decentralised at the school level and decision-making power handed over to individual schools regarding which books to order.

Mr. Strache, a former dental technician, has called for a halt to immigration and a reclamation of some of the sovereign powers handed over to the European Union.

One thing these critiques are not compatible with is the common notion that the nation state is dead, its powers handed over to markets by "fundamentalists" (ie, the deregulation and privatisation led by Ronald Reagan in America and Margaret Thatcher in Britain in the 1980s), or usurped by globalisation or supranational institutions (the European Union, the WTO, etc).

One blogger commented: "Cameron has offered the prospect of change without a single example of powers he might hand over.

Consequently, even those modest county-level party secretaries and magistrates have the power to hand over state-owned property to their favored business cronies.

I suggested that the instance in which power is handed over only when it becomes so gnarled that it ceases to be any kind of power at all is a grim victory.

In April Portugal, the former colonial power, finally handed over its remaining share of the dam.

But power was handed over smoothly enough.On July 8th this year Mr Yudhoyono won re-election in a landslide.