Sentence examples for powers of which from inspiring English sources

Regional assemblies, the powers of which were increased in 1996, are composed of general councillors responsible for local taxation.

If we, by way of our actions in the cathedral, were giving a volley like the Aurora, it was a volley of attack against the uncivil politics of authoritarian powers, of which Putin and his friend Patriarch Kirill have become symbols — the latter who used his status as a holy man for wholly unholy purposes.

Though no longer a socialist, he was still a Marxist, and an admirer of Lenin, Trotsky and Che Guevera; capitalism, the transforming powers of which Marx recognised, had proved the more revolutionary economic system and, politically, the American revolution was the only one left in town.

Here's how Greenwald interprets the ramifications of the administration's legal defense of the program: Gonzales' argument is that they have the right to use all war powers — of which warrantless eavesdropping is but one of many examples — against American citizens within the country.

But the question arises once again what the powers of which these quanta are "intensifications" are powers to do.

The difference in bandwidth and power-of which a spectral diagram is given in Figure 3-results in a difference in detection sensitivity.

I felt pained that there was important information of great power of which I had no idea.

But it was also a demonstration of raw American power, of which the world was soon to have more frightening examples.

Such chief executives, abetted by pliant boards, submissive underlings and craven accountants, bankers and lawyers, have the sort of arbitrary power of which despots can only dream.

Tells about the implications of this in relation to Park's desire to continue his political power, of which the history is given.

These and other factors appear to have combined into a perfect tornado of gung ho jibber-jabber, the idiot power of which threatens to engulf us.