Sentence examples for power to launch from inspiring English sources

JC was back in Parliament today, this time talking about his War Powers Act, which would limit the Prime Minister's power to launch attacks without consulting MPs first.

These cameras are tricked out with enough computing power to launch a rocket.

"Our Supreme Leader has absolute power to launch a war," he said.

That would mean a new organisation with the power to launch investigations and levy fines of up to £1m.

These proposals should lead to a beefed-up system with genuine punishments and the power to launch investigations".

If defeated as an army, however, the Islamic State would retain power to launch attacks and spread its message online.

"It is clear that, at present, Iran has no power to launch wide offensive operations against Iraq or to defend on a large scale," the report noted.

Still, the power to launch a formal government investigation is an awesome one, and the SEC commissioners should be loath to disperse it.

It has the power to launch investigations into public services suspected of discriminating and publish "non-discrimination notices" enforceable by the courts.

He called for the PCC's replacement to have powers to launch its own investigations.

Acma has said it is using its discretionary powers to launch the investigation.