Sentence examples for powers to develop from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it found that the states had ample powers to develop alternative programs if they want to drop out of Medicaid.

It was given unique budget and procurement powers to develop and buy quickly the weaponry and communications gear needed by such specialized fighters as Army Green Berets or Navy Seals.

Instead, MI5 agents use sweeping surveillance powers to develop information about organizations that may threaten Britain's safety -- intercepting communications, eavesdropping and using informants and moles to infiltrate terrorist organizations.

Alarmed by the threat, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, is calling for a multilateral consultation — involving the United States, Europe, China and other financial powers — to develop a coordinated response to the crisis.

But this will only work if local officials also receive legal powers to develop and enforce codified 'good practices', to be developed in the context of communities of practice.

Drones are key to the network, and there is a race under way between major naval powers to develop drones that can work together in swarms and "see" long distances through the water.

It can also cause serious divisions and divides that have the power to develop in to major crises.

"So now the question is: Do we have the financial power to develop our positions -- or, let me say, to protect them?" Mr. Middelhoff said.

For the athletes and coaches, it is specific places that are imbued with the power to develop athletic attributes, not facilities, gyms or institutions.

With an unprecedented amount of data, Google could use its processing power to develop a highly nuanced understanding of what's happening on our roads.

In the chapter on religion he notes: "Japan was the first power to develop and use precision-guided missiles". Cue a hundred military historians dropping their marmalade.