Sentence examples for power of deciding from inspiring English sources

Administrators come to like the perks and power of deciding who is deserving.

By the very race whom it is now proposed to clothe with the power of deciding upon your political rights".

Dr. Conaway, who is a physician, would also give the state attorney general, rather than local prosecutors, the sole power of deciding in which cases to seek the death penalty.

Shifting the power of deciding if youths should be tried as adults from judges to district attorneys would also streamline the system, saving resources that could be returned to the juvenile system for intervention programs, Mr. Trask of the district attorneys association said.

Judges are charged with the duty and power of deciding whether or not a law is constitutional, but not every major decision with which one disagrees is a product of judicial activism.

Going forward, the White House is likely to be left with the power of deciding who is a cyber attacker, and when and how such enemies should be attacked.

She wanted a child and a job, and, after a struggle, remembers a "click" of "joy and power" on deciding that it was right to have both.

What led the National party government, that had constructed the apartheid state in 1948 and presided over it for nearly 50 uninterrupted years of power, to decide unilaterally to dismantle it, release all political prisoners, including Mandela, and negotiate the surrender of white political power?

"With web series, creators themselves are in the position of power to decide what race/gender to cast.

But, as the disappointing box-office run of Confucius shows, the power to decide the future of Chinese film ultimately lies with Chinese consumers.

Gillibrand's bill would have stripped military commanders of the power to decide which sexual assault cases are prosecuted.