Sentence examples for powers included from inspiring English sources

Other emerging global steel powers included Germany's ThyssenKrupp and South Korea's Posco, which was considering international acquisitions.

It was revealed that Wolverine's mutant powers included superhuman strength and reflexes, enhanced senses and tracking abilities, and a special healing power that also slows his aging.

Brigid's, after a woman of the fifth century who was said to have been the first abbess of Ireland, a figure whose powers included running the church, healing the dying, and pardoning people as they trudged toward execution.

In 1979, a group whose leaders included Mr. Patterson, the current president, succeeded in electing one of their own as the denomination's president, gaining an office whose powers included appointing trustees to oversee the Southern Baptist seminaries, missionary agencies and other boards.

These powers he lists are nominally essential properties of gold, but since Locke refers to their causal ground as an 'internal constitution' and not as a 'real essence,' one might argue, it seems that 'real essence' is not uniquely employed to designate the submicroscopic foundation of the powers included within the nominal essence.

The guidance also outlines teachers' powers included in the Education Bill currently going through parliament, which will: Extend powers to search pupils for any items that are banned by school rules such as mobile phones, alcohol, illegal drugs and stolen property.

Said powers include telekinetic command of dog poo.

These parliaments have various powers, including power over the allocation of funds designated for the Sámi.

Equips immigration officers with police-like powers, including increased detention, entry, search and seizure powers.

Over four hours, he analyzed in detail the probable reactions of other powers, including Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Japan, Belgium and Czechoslovakia.

Ultimately, he said, international powers, including the United States, may be called in to help mediate.