Sentence examples for repatriation of powers from inspiring English sources

Because a grand, unilateral repatriation of powers might sound appealing.

I'm not concerned now about repatriation of powers.

Eurosceptics in Britain may seize the moment to call for a repatriation of powers from Brussels.

10.55am GMT Rutte and Kenny have been asked about the repatriation of powers.

Their objective was the "repatriation of powers" – a menacing phrase that meant little to voters.

"A grand, unilateral repatriation of powers might sound appealing," the deputy prime minister said.

Our friends on the continent have no intention of giving anything more than lip service to the repatriation of powers.

Decades of carping from the sidelines, while constantly demanding special favours and the repatriation of powers, were finally repaid.

I doubt whether Mr Cameron can avoid a repeat over the repatriation of powers when the next campaign comes.

He added: "if there was too much repatriation of powers from Brussels, the single market would start to be dismantled".

More likely, they will push for something else: a repatriation of powers from Brussels in the field of social and employment laws (ie, more opt-outs).