Sentence examples for powers conferred from inspiring English sources

The powers conferred upon the Commission are broad.

"As president I have used the powers conferred upon me from the constitution".

The powers conferred upon Tiberius made him almost Augustus's own equal in everything except prestige.

The real threat to the NHS's comprehensive reach, however, is that "the powers conferred by this act" are anaemic.

There may be one salient difference between the powers conferred on the Scott inquiry and on the Chilcot inquiry.

The powers conferred by § 205(a) upon the Secretary of Agriculture raise some of the serious issues in this litigation.

After Lib Dem activists kicked up a fuss, Nick Clegg brokered a new formulation about using "the powers conferred by this act … so as to secure" services.

Mr. Collins's brilliantly paced production endows Mr. Shepherd's character with the godlike powers conferred on a reader by a great novelist.

The powers conferred on the courts cannot be regarded as superior to the powers resulting from a mandate given by the people in a popular vote.

On the more exuberant side, aerial acrobats like gibbons might find it very difficult to swing from branch to branch without the special powers conferred by stereoscopy.

In many cases police also relied on the extensive powers conferred upon them under antisocial behaviour laws, refusing to release protesters until they provided their details.