Sentence examples for real power for from inspiring English sources

Central government has kept most real power for itself.

Real power for the first time in the better part of a century is no small bauble.

The precedent risks placing the real power for drug approval not just with a cabinet secretary, but with the White House itself.

Although Warwick wielded the real power for the first three years of Edward's reign, gradually the king began to assert his independence.

Now prominent Tea Party-endorsed politicians have swept into positions of real influence, giving the rebel movement a taste of real power for the first time.

After a false start in 1996, the party won real power for the first time two years later, but lost the 2004 elections.

"No real powers for Scotland yet again from Westminster.

Ms Sturgeon said Labour would be forced to "deliver real powers for our parliament" as well as rethinking the "endless austerity that impoverishes our children" and thinking again about "putting a new generation of Trident nuclear weapons on the River Clyde".

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Real power of wind generator for hour 14.

The average television star's hunger for real power – or, for the less cynical, hunger to do real good – in the world is not a thing often assuaged.

"To recruit an effective leader, the prime minister must ensure that this post has real power - for example, running the appraisals for permanent secretaries, recruiting and promoting top civil servants, oversight of those running the professions and those leading functional teams," he added,.