Sentence examples for power highlights from inspiring English sources
"Truth and Power" highlights Daniel Rigmaiden, the young tech-genius who exposed STINGRAY - a secret government surveillance technology that hacks into your cell phones.
Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-Neb ., a membeR-Neb .e Select Committee on Intelligence, agreed, saying the governmember expanded pofer highlighthethe riSelect Committee on Intelligencety agreedt individual rightsaying
A comparison between the present optimized deposition process (performed at low deposition power) with a previous study of a non-optimized process (performed at high power) highlights the importance of reducing the crack driving force and controlling microstructural defects.
It is no coincidence that the capture of Mr Karadzic came only two weeks after this new government took office, and less than a week after a new head of the Serbian security service was appointed to replace Mr Kostunica's man (see article).But this success for the EU's "soft power" highlights another problem: that the union is suffering a bad case of enlargement fatigue.
Such attention to power highlights the limitations of the collective bargaining framework in the United States.
Senator Le Marquand said: "We've got a serious issue in Jersey which actually Mr Power highlights in one of his statements and, I agree, of politicisation of policing matters.
Mr. Kim's own rise to power highlighted the importance of the armed forces as the underpinning of political power.
Tan, 55, received the maximum sentence for subverting state power, highlighting what human rights groups describe as an increasingly punitive environment for dissidents.
INSIDE PITCH The Rangers' Josh Hamilton, whose power highlighted last July's home run derby at the old Yankee Stadium, will not hit here this week.
Mao Zedong's writings from the 1930s, before the Communists took power, highlight the theme of "borrowing but preserving" from a different perspective.
Some of the Nollywood and Ghanaian film posters, such as Power to Power, highlight a tension between modern Western Christianity – introduced by colonialism – and local faiths and belief systems, with a European Christ saving a demonic, possessed woman.
