Sentence examples for powers across from inspiring English sources

LONDON — In the calculations of Europe's cohesion — or lack of it — British euroskepticism has always seemed a brake on closer integration of the kind frequently advocated by the big powers across the Channel.

The first fateful steps have been taken for Saudi-led troops to enter Syria's civil war, a move that has raised fears of powers across the region being drawn into a bloody conflict without end.

Chris Grayling, the Leader of the Commons, insisted: "We are determined to strengthen the Union - we are devolving more powers across the United Kingdom, and now is the time to give the English more say over their own destiny".

Here it was as if Lakme had stepped off the stage to fill the night and try her powers across the board from Bellini to Sondheim, from Debussy to Richard Strauss.

There is huge variation in demand for greater tax and spending powers across the UK, from Scotland where a majority of voters favour enhanced fiscal autonomy, to most of the English regions, where there is little appetite for any change.

In this respect it is the true descendant of its ancestor, the East India Company, whose mercenary soldiers were also rented out to powers across the region, as Pakistani forces are to Saudi Arabia or the US.

"I had stamped 'Black Power!' across buildings around the city.

Power across those units ranges from 89 to 133 horsepower.

I believe in the distribution of power across institutions".

A decade ago, leftist leaders were in power across the region.

An estimated 6 million are without power across the country.