Sentence examples for powers to provide from inspiring English sources

Miller voted for Nadine Dorries' amendment to the health and social care bill that would have stripped abortion providers of their powers to provide counselling to women with unwanted pregnancies; in 2008 she voted for the abortion time limit to be lowered to 20 weeks.

And, as the monastic scholar Aelred Squire, points out (Asking the Fathers, p.92), this insight of Augustine, quoted by Thomas Aquinas, is echoed by Aquinas himself in another passage where he describes humanity as having a share in the working of divine Providence because it has the task of using its reasoning powers to provide for self and others (aliis, which can mean both persons and things).

She is forced to use her unique powers to provide free entertainment for peasants, without compensation.

For centuries Afghan leaders and warlords have looked to overseas powers to provide the funds to sustain their operations.

Shout-out to Bran who finally used his all-knowing powers to provide Sansa with some incredibly specific details.

But the developing world also wants industrial powers to provide long-term financing of more than $100 billion each year by the end of the next decade.

Only the CEO has the power to provide this kind of direction across the entire enterprise.

Abkhazia's leaders acknowledge that they will probably always need a larger power to provide protection.

Under the Constitution, Congress can exercise its taxing power to provide for the "general welfare".

"The town doesn't have it within its power to provide enough incentives for developers to do that".

Portable PCs need to use less power to provide the eight-hour battery life Intel is promising for 2008.