Sentence examples for power to confront from inspiring English sources

As president, Mr. Obama will have the power to confront the F.E.C.'s machinations.

In a more functional country, Saakashvili could send a deputy to do this, but his deputies do not wield enough power to confront politicians in Kiev.

Senate Republicans despise what they see as Barack Obama's passivity in the face of mounting threats from abroad and his reluctant use of American military power to confront them.

Moddi's reinvention of the tune provides welcome proof of music's continuing, if underemployed, power to confront authorities: he was refused permission to film its video in a church on his country's border with Russia.

What does he want people to take away from "King Corn?" "I hope people will understand better the system that produces most of our food in America, and realize we have a lot of power to confront it," he said.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will research the political climate prior to major American wars of the past, then reflect on the current call for power to confront Iraq.

Metal's cathartic power, its ability to confront horrors and taboos, is one of its greatest strengths.

The FPC has already stepped in to constrain mortgage lending but its powers to confront a credit bubble are untested.

Britain's data watchdog sparked a row with business leaders yesterday when he called for more powers to confront companies that fail to protect personal information held on computers.

Maliki said the cabinet had granted him unlimited powers to confront insurgents.

Hopefully not since the Voting Rights Act turns on Congress' powers to confront racial discrimination under the 14th and 15th Amendments.