Sentence examples for power to pay from inspiring English sources

Kids Company would "mesmerise" people in positions of power to "pay up or else", he added.

Mr Saleh's patronage network has been torn apart as his power to pay off an increasingly resentful population has dwindled.

Though Britain is the first former European colonial power to pay individual compensation to victims, other countries have been confronted by similar accusations.

The Constitution's spending clause gives Congress the power to pay debts and "provide for the common defense and general welfare" of the country.

He did not have enough computing power to pay attention to sun angles, but, he said, "I intuitively knew that different illuminations could give more information".

In the $700 billion bailout bill President Bush signed on Friday, Congress gave the Fed the power to pay interest on those reserves for the first time.

YouTube has enabled a flood of unlicensed content into the marketplace, driving the market price down and using their monopoly-power to pay next to nothing.

But privacy campaigners warn that these powers to pay companies anywhere in the world for helping British snooping efforts and sanctioning those who refuse to comply amount to new and unprecedented powers.

Obama also insisted that "no magic bullet" exists for avoiding the need to raise the debt ceiling, brushing aside arguments by some legal scholars that the president could use emergency powers to pay some bills and not others.

The European Union's emissions trading system effectively forces power companies to pay for some of coal's excessive emissions.

The other big portion goes to the customer's chosen power company, to pay for the electricity used.