Sentence examples for powers to write from inspiring English sources

The bureau will have vast powers to write and enforce new rules, and Treasury aides have already begun administrative work to get the bureau running.

In future, the CMS is expected to have the powers to write off the debts if the NRP dies or if the PWC agrees to the write-off.

In 1936, Meyerhold, who deeply admired Pushkin, attempted to stage the entire play and commissioned Prokofiev, then at the height of his creative powers, to write the incidental choral and orchestral music.

At inquest in June the Shropshire coroner, John Ellery, used legal powers to write to Smithson, expressing concern at Lattitude's "generic" risk assessments and its apparent lack of knowledge about the rip current.

"History tells us regulators will squabble," says Edward Yingling, head of the American Bankers Association.The agency is set to have sweeping powers to write and enforce new rules (on top of the 26 acts that, according to CreditSights, a research firm, will come under its auspices) and to levy fines.

Like Howard, Scribner preserved the power to write.

"This is what comes of Congress giving the E.P.A. administrator broad discretionary power to write and enforce rules.

For the men, prostitution is like renting a film with the power to write the entire script.

Yet in 1945 the Chinese, Mitter notes, "at last had the power to write the next chapter of their story".

For example, late last year, the power to write most of the rules around closure shifted from the DMR to the Department of Environmental Affairs.

The same applies to the latter phrase, too, if one combines the words 'to write-while-not-writing': for then it means that he has the power to write and not to write at once; whereas if one does not combine them, it means that when he is not writing he has the power to write.