Sentence examples for powers in relation from inspiring English sources

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It is fair for the regulator to have powers in relation to the prominence and wording of corrections and adjudications.

The president's powers in relation to parliament have never been settled and Karzai has had several battles with the country's elected politicians.

While the government is pressing ahead with new powers in relation to dual nationals, it has deferred a decision about allowing the immigration minister to revoke citizenship from sole nationals who may be able to apply for citizenship elsewhere.

Jacob Rees-Mogg, a leading Eurosceptic, told the Times that Cameron faced a serious battle: "As the prime minister has made it clear that he wishes to bring back powers in relation to justice and home affairs, it is surprising that the foreign office is paving the way for a further surrender of power to Brussels.

Another supreme court justice, Lord Wilson, added: "In the light of the continued failure of parliament to confer upon the courts limited redistributive powers in relation to the property of each party upon the breakdown of a non-marital relationship, I warmly applaud [this] development of the law of equity".

At the very least, he is in a position of power in relation to her.

Eventually the rich areas would use this power in relation only to the poor areas.

Crosby, in particular, has more power in relation to election planning than any Tory cabinet minister apart from Osborne.

"This is about power in relation to private services and how government can be on the consumer's side.

Had Hamilton won, the treasury would have attained extraordinary power in relation both to Congress and to the president.