Sentence examples for power to object from inspiring English sources

Residents will be given more power to object to pubs and clubs.

The Europeans agreed; their position was somewhat reluctant, but they were dependent on US listening and hadn't a lot of power to object.

People could be given the power to object to alcohol licensing applications on public health grounds under a radical plan from a commission charged with improving health in the most sickly city in the UK.

Experts disagree over whether the election would be thrown into the House if Florida was could not seat a delegation in the Electoral College by Dec. 18, and there are also questions of what would happen if majorities in the House and Senate used their power to object to and reject the electoral votes of some states.

He said if the justice secretary wanted to hold a hearing in private, a judge would have no power to object.

A single senator has the power to object to unanimous consent, a power that Sen. Jim Bunning (R-Ky).

This is expected to give residents stronger powers to object and to lead to the closure of some clubs, especially in residential areas.

They have less power or need to object and she has less need to listen.

This breadth, we would argue, gives this model an edge over those whose explanatory power is limited to object recognition memory.

Transfer the power to another object -- away from the point of contention.

But the really exciting trend that's emerging at the moment has to be brain-powered gadgets, giving the user the power to affect objects using only their mind.