Sentence examples for power to accuse from inspiring English sources

"[The government] feel they have the power to accuse us and to eliminate our political power.

The President used the power of his office to accuse his predecessor, without any proof, of ordering a wiretap, which would be illegal.

Bishops had a variety of disciplinary tools at their disposal — including the power to remove accused priests from contact with children and to suspend them from ministry altogether — that they could use without the Vatican's direct approval.

No, they demonstrate America's enduring power, recruiting female Swedish agents to accuse Assange of sex crimes!

A power that allows its owners to accuse and dispute any similarities in technologies, and try to extract royalties from companies that use said technologies.

I've overheard conversations at academic gatherings in which female colleagues have been described as "power-dressing" – coded language used to accuse a woman of asserting herself in overly-ambitious ways.

Constitutional power to bring an accused to trial is fundamental to a scheme of 'ordered liberty' and prerequisite to social justice and peace.

It grants the tribunals the power to deny an accused person and his lawyer access to classified information presented as proof.

Four Justices dissented, expressing their belief that 'where the state has the power to afford the accused a speedy trial it is under a duty to do so.' Id., at 893.

The city's schools chancellor Dennis Walcott said, "If I had my way, these teachers would no longer be in the classroom" adding that "common-sense reforms" were needed in order to provide the chancellor with the power to fire the accused teachers.

However, relations between the two governments have come under increasing strain over the last year, as President Vladimir V. Putin returned to power accusing American officials of stirring up political dissent in Russia.