Sentence examples for powers to raise from inspiring English sources
Since the Welsh secretary had no powers to raise taxes or conduct foreign policy, neither will the new Assembly.
But Wales has no powers to raise its own revenues, and is dependent on money from the British government.
Under these plans local authorities that want to build can use others councils' untapped borrowing powers to raise finance.
Compounding the problem, councils have few powers to raise revenue and are forbidden from running a deficit.
Earlier this year he persuaded Ontario's government to grant Toronto more powers to raise money and govern itself than other cities.
Final-salary schemes will be scrapped and replaced by career averages, while ministers will get more powers to raise employee contributions.
In August Secretary of War Edwin Stanton had granted him the power to raise troops in Kansas.
There's also a minimum wage and the politicians have the power to raise it.
It has lost none of its power to raise goose bumps.
Planes have been packed lately, too, which gives the industry more power to raise prices.
Intellectual property rules, for example, have increased pharmaceutical companies' power to raise prices.
