Sentence examples for power to exercise from inspiring English sources

I mean, he's guy that determines whether the women are in power or not and have any power to exercise.

Some animals become such legends that they have the power to exercise human minds from beyond the grave.

His lawyers called on the high court to rule that Straw has the power to exercise the ancient "royal prerogative of mercy" even though Shields was convicted abroad.

The first task, before we begin to calibrate the policies of change through accommodation, is to give those main stakeholders the power to exercise their reasonable rights.

The Adam Smith Institute has argued for the UK to join the European Economic Area whose members have the power to exercise an emergency brake on any of the four "freedoms" including freedom of movement.

Use your buying power to good effect: Thanks to market globalisation, modern corporates have significant power to exercise a positive influence in the countries they buy from and trade in.

On the other hand, if God's grace were inefficacious, it would seem as if He provides inadequate assistance because He relies on natural human powers to exercise free will and thereby to supply what is missing from divine grace.

The Rojava system makes it harder for foreign powers to exercise control over the region.

The Dutch presidency is very enthusiastic about the idea of reducing the democratic deficit, and our proposals contain a number of suggestions for giving the European Parliament greater powers to exercise controls.

--Palestinian percepthens of the Palestinian legislative council and its ability to exercise power.

Thus ended the last attempt of a medieval king to exercise arbitrary power.