Sentence examples for powers calls from inspiring English sources

David Anderson QC, whose report on investigatory powers calls for a shift in power from politicians to judges, notes that a secretary of state was intercepting messages as long ago as 1643; and Viscount Falkland, who held office during the English civil war, was unlikely to have been the first minister to order private letters to be opened.

Father Powers calls Bishop Egan "an impressive man, the kind of guy you want to follow," and he does so with an absence of reservations that can be striking in an age of skepticism.

The NSW government has sought to introduce new powers called serious crime prevention orders.

Wearing his trademark upturned cap, he mocked the international powers calling on Mr. Gbagbo to step down.

The United States, the European Union and other world powers called for the investigators to visit the site of Wednesday's attack.

It may be that the executive branch can justify the extraordinary and far-reaching powers called for in the order.

Kotarou is a superhuman with two powers called Rewrite and Aurora.

In 1852, the great powers called a conference in London to discuss the Danish succession.

Regional powers called both sides to Uganda for discussions to end months of fighting.

Yingluck, who has been leading a caretaker government with few powers, called the parliamentary elections in December in hope of solidifying her power and calming the protests.

Mr. Power calls it "precision marketing".