Sentence examples for precise powers from inspiring English sources

The precise powers of the mayor have yet to be decided.

The current council leader, Barbara Janke, a Liberal Democrat, adds that the precise powers of city mayors have not been spelled out.

It must stop being distracted by secondary issues about the precise powers of public health boards, "clinical senates" or the other organisational fixes with which Field answered every controversy.

Although the president's precise powers vary, in each of these countries he is popularly elected and has more than merely ceremonial powers, and the cabinet and prime minister are politically responsible to the legislature.

Some see such concessions as a sign that the armed forces' council and the Brothers have reached a quiet accommodation, leaving a number of brakes in military hands.Although Mr Morsi's precise powers have yet to be clarified, the country's economic woes have continued to accumulate.

The other reason is that the three rival Westminster parties - the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats - have not agreed a plan for which precise powers to devolve.

It has a precise power that is disinterested in overpowering reality.

In one guise, the group is a tense, precise power trio, often playfully quoting from classic rock.

He is long-nosed and lean, and has a disconcertingly precise power of recall over almost any detail of his five decades on the island.

"One of the first things you learn about with chimpanzees is they have a very precise power structure within a group," Mr. Marsh said.

It's clear that buddleia's strong scent, honey-sweet with just a hint of a sour edge, must carry a long way, and the flowers are nectar-rich, but the man who cares for and showed me the national collection, Peter Moore, admitted that the precise power of attraction which made butterflies prefer buddleia above all, was a mystery to him.