Sentence examples for powers assumed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Speight said he had appointed a new president using executive powers assumed in the coup.

His interrogator at the moment, Senator Maria Cantwell, Democrat of Washington, was reciting a litany of new surveillance powers assumed by the administration and asking for regular briefings on how they were being used.

In a series of testy letters, blunt interviews, chilly phone calls and formal committee hearings, Mr. Leahy has demanded that Mr. Ashcroft explain and defend the sweeping police, detention and prosecutorial powers assumed by the administration in recent weeks.

At the end of the First World War, the victorious Allied powers assumed control over nearly all Anatolia; they divided some of it up into British and French mandates, and parcelled much of the rest out to the Greeks, the Armenians, and the Kurds.

But Mr Zardari has repeatedly been accused of dragging his feet and refusing to meet his promises, firstly over an undertaking to restore the country's former chief justice, who was fired by Mr Musharraf, and secondly on the implementation of a series of constitutional changes that would see many of the presidential powers assumed by the Prime Minister.

"Mr. Powers assumed the role of chief executive officer for Crowe Horwath LLP effective April 1 , 2015

Going further, Jefferson, the enemy of federal power, assumed total control over American shipping.

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For part of this time, the two went to ground in Connecticut and Power assumed the name Mae Kelly.

Proponents of presidential power assume away the existence of Congress.

I think those in power assume the current paradigm will last for ever.