Sentence examples for powers if from inspiring English sources
It will gain still more powers if the Lisbon treaty comes into force next year.
The Treasury has quite a lot of extra powers if it chooses to use them".
Congress, of course, could redress the F.C.C.'s bullying powers if it wanted to.
In this instance they unlock new powers if they consume freshly killed humans.
It is now being backed by a Chrétien-style promise that Scotland will get extra powers if it rejects independence.
The following year, Congress threatened to take away its standard-setting powers if it did not water down its proposal.
There were suggestions that the Lords could see new restrictions on its powers if the motion were passed.
George Osborne has promised Scotland fresh powers if it rejects independence in this month's referendum, but said Britain will not share the pound if the union is dissolved.
Are the army and police certain to obey the civilian powers, if it means physically repressing, perhaps even shooting such strikers?
Yes it was very exciting to see Egyptians vote at last, but it remains totally unclear what powers, if any, the new parliament will have.
Members of Congress threatened to strip the F.C.C. of some of its powers if it enacted the rules with the full weight of its legal authority.
