Sentence examples for powers to live from inspiring English sources

Now the Thai prime minister has the legal powers to live up to the insults.

They define the proletariat as "that group of people who must sell their labor powers to live".

Mr. Mekdad called on the Security Council and international powers to "live up to their moral and historic responsibility" to protect civilians in Syria.

But it also appears that HSBC didn't give Bagley the powers to live up to his job title, reducing his status to one of adviser.

The normally mild mannered Ban made his pointed remarks in a speech in which he bemoaned the failure of major powers to live up to their promises to prevent massacres and human rights abuses on the scale of Syria, Rwanda, Srebrenica, Cambodia and Yemen.

Strahd blamed his age for the rejection, and made a pact with evil powers to live forever.

"They'll do everything in their power to live the same way".

As thou intendest to live when thou art gone out,...so it is in thy power to live here.

Religion, he preached, does not need the secular power to live, but in serving that power, it may die.

In a stupendous evolutionary gamble, we gave up the magical power to live at the vertiginous heights.

The president's spending was "out of control," it said, as Mr. Gayoom used his power to live a lavish lifestyle and extend largesse to those around him.