Sentence examples for power to get rid of from inspiring English sources

"You don't need a higher spiritual power to get rid of alcohol addiction," he said.

And for eighty years we have done everything in our power to get rid of all of them".

Once the Aboriginal state is established, the commonwealth does not have the constitutional power to get rid of it.

Her group is not saying that they should not be in business but that "there should be more power to get rid of the bad ones".

On Tuesday afternoon, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, suggested that Trump had the power to get rid of Mueller without going through the Justice Department.

As part of his ongoing coverage of FIFA, soccer's international governing body, John Oliver argued recently that the only people with the power to get rid of FIFA's president, Sepp Blatter*, are its sponsors.

"The Scottish Parliament has voted clearly, across parties, against Trident renewal and most Scots want the parliament to have the powers to get rid of Trident".

Syriza came to power promising to get rid of fossil fuels in the next 20 years and instead, they're investing in lignite".

MEXICO CITY — One of Fidel Castro's first acts upon taking power was to get rid of Cuba's golf courses, seeking to stamp out a sport he and other socialist revolutionaries saw as the epitome of bourgeois excess.

On whatever happened to the rock 'n' roll revolution of the 1950s: "There must have been some elitist power that had to get rid of all these guys, to strike down rock 'n' roll for what it was and what it represented — not least of all it being a black-and-white thing.

It also looks as if outside powers were determined to get rid of the Libyan leader whatever happened.