Sentence examples for power to developing from inspiring English sources

Russia, for its part, is in transition from behaving like a small power to developing self-awareness and behaving like a great power.

Coupled with solar panels, the powerwall can free consumers from the grid, and bring power to developing world, leapfrogging the electric grid the way the cell phone did landlines.

Rich countries must also give more voting power to developing countries, including China and Brazil, whose growing power in the world economy is not matched by their say at the fund.

The United States would not give up its veto, but would give the same collective veto power to developing countries, as a group, if they were determined to block the election of a president that did not represent the interests of the institution.

Around the world, nonprofits are bringing solar power to developing countries, improving health care, education and agriculture.

On Monday E&Co, a company focused on bringing clean power to developing countries, announced that Goldman had purchased a majority of its carbon-offsets portfolio.

"So now the question is: Do we have the financial power to develop our positions -- or, let me say, to protect them?" Mr. Middelhoff said.

For the athletes and coaches, it is specific places that are imbued with the power to develop athletic attributes, not facilities, gyms or institutions.

The agency still has the power to develop graphic warnings and to impose bans on several forms of marketing that appeal to children, for example.

Young people are given real power; the power to decide what activities their youth group runs, the power to develop and lead social action projects in their local community, and the power to contribute to the running of the organisation.

The only way that devolution will be a success is if local politicians are able to take more power to develop and implement creative, exciting ways to improve local people's lives.