Sentence examples for power to work with from inspiring English sources

The military will be given more power to work with the police.

"We tried everything in our power to work with the majority to find a resolution," Mr. Hatch said.

It's catchy, I hate it; they should have used a real singer, and it's dangerous when electronic kids get the power to work with "real" musicians.

What are you going to do?" Mr. Donaldson replied: "We're doing everything in our power to work with state regulators and that includes all of them.

We think it carries so much more weight and power to work with people who have learnt from the past and want to make a difference.

"Today I am changing the classification of garden land so councils and communities no longer have their decisions constantly overruled, but have the power to work with industry to shape future development that is appropriate for their area.

Neelie Kroes, the European commissioner who oversees telecommunications, said she would use her powers to work with national regulators to design auctions that increase competition.

Their symbolic power and their ability to work with elected governments in a disinterested manner depend on their maintaining an impeccable neutrality on all matters of public policy.

But today requires a combination of all these models, a blend of market power, independence, and crucially, the ability to work with your competitors in ways that allow both to grow.

Mr. Pickens also said he assured Mr. Obama that his energy plan was a nonpartisan effort and that "I will do everything in my power to work together with leaders who are willing to solve our immense energy problems".

America should take its sorrow and its anger and its money and power to work together with as many other countries as possible to stop all terrorism, not just terrorism directed at us.