Sentence examples for power to mount from inspiring English sources

By infecting data centers instead of computers, the hackers obtained the computing power to mount enormous denial of service attacks.

The opposition continues to demonstrate the power to mount impressive protests in defiance of official warnings and despite the government's fiercely repressive tactics.

In private, Pakistani officials insist that the new plants are needed because India has the power to mount a lightning invasion with conventional forces.

The new regulator would then have several things that the old PCC lacked, including the power to mount serious investigations and to impose fines.

That's how long it would take hackers to try every combination of 10 characters, assuming that the password is encrypted and that the hackers have enough computing power to mount a 100-billion-guesses-a-second effort to break the encryption.

The Afghan army and police have been dying at a rate of about 100 a week, says General Joseph Dunford, outgoing commander of the NATO-led security mission.Moreover, while Afghan security forces have been fighting well, the Taliban have been taking advantage of the withdrawal of foreign air power to mount large-scale attacks across the country.

Still, Mr. Torricelli said, he would support President Bush with broad powers to mount a military attack.

They worry he might engage in an unhealthy attempt to use the presidency's judicial powers to mount politically motivated corruption investigations.

A previous megalomaniac paranoid executive inflicted on this country by the same G.O.P. has asserted similar powers within recent memory, based on a similar justification, and then abused those powers to mount domestic black ops against his domestic political opponents.

Britain hopes the unity government, to be run by a nine-strong presidency, will invite western powers to mount airstrikes against Isis positions, allowing David Cameron to avoid another Commons vote before dispatching RAF jets.

The Obama administration has accused Congressional Republicans of using their investigative powers to mount a political witch hunt that is designed to embarrass the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state and a leading contender for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, should she decide to run.