Sentence examples for powers to make a from inspiring English sources

"In the interests of the integrity of Dutch football we gave an independent commission powers to make a broad and intensive investigation," said the KNVB in a statement.

The Americans also have been encouraging the Iraqis to consider a variety of political reforms — including trimming the prime minister's powers — to make a deal more feasible and give Iraq much-needed checks and balances.

Mr Sarkozy ought to set these firms free to make their own decisions.As for foreign policy, it is hard for middling powers to make a splash in the world.

John Ralfe, a pensions consultant, said: "The regulator has legal powers to make a claim up to £571m against some of the companies in the Taveta Group, controlled by Lady Green and her immediate family.

Meanwhile, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport earlier today confirmed that the transfer of powers to make a decision about the BSkyB takeover to Hunt from Cable does not require any legal changes.

One that has the powers to make a difference.

And will he have the power to make a difference?

We've got enough power to make a difference".

They have it in their power to make a statement.

"It takes power to make a power plant, and here we were, just shut down".

Invest it instead where it has the power to make a difference.