Sentence examples for powers to send from inspiring English sources

Often, guardians use their powers to send their wards to large state institutions forever.

Although they managed to convince sympathetic foreign powers to send protests to Alexander, they still failed to obtain vitally needed military assistance from them.

The Italian presidency is a mostly institutional position, though it comes with important constitutional powers to send legislation back to Parliament, appoint governments, dissolve Parliament and call elections.

It was indeed the first time the UN had used its powers to send suspects to the ICC since its establishment as the first permanent world criminal court in 2002.

International observers worry that the rebels are being deliberately intransigent, in the hope that the dire humanitarian crisis will force the world powers to send troops to the region.

The shipping lanes off Somalia's coasts are vital to global trade, especially for oil tankers passing from the Middle East to Europe and the United States, prompting Western powers to send warships to patrol Somalia's waters.

"Words should have the power to inform and to move, not the power to send people scurrying away," he says.

Inside there's a brief report on the FA giving referees the power to send off players for swearing.

"This would let copyright holders use the court's power to send people threatening letters and never sue," Ms. Deutsch said.

Janet Reno had it in her power to send Elian back to Cuba early in the proceedings, as most refugees are sent back.

It has no power to send anybody to prison but it can be used to defrock a priest or excommunicate a lay-person.