Sentence examples for power to define from inspiring English sources

Most important, who has the power to define these words?

He has the power to define what "enemy combatant" means.

It gives men the power to define value.

Feminism: women have more power to define their own lives.

Jokes serve a transparent purpose: they reclaim the power to define — and inhabit — reality.

Through her work, Obaid-Chinoy believes, she is combatting men's power to define women's lives.

What is useful is its power to define expectations and hold students, parents and teachers accountable.

Section two, the SEC shall have the power to define "it".

At school, the girls also found that they had new power to define themselves.

McNicol argued the NEC had the power to define eligibility to vote in the Labour leadership election.

Endowed with an improbable durability, this infrastructure of printed words retains much of its power to define the region.