Sentence examples for returning powers from inspiring English sources

The very idea that they are "returning" powers betrays ignorance.

I think there is some support for returning powers from Brussels to national governments.

The UK Independence Party, which campaigns for UK withdrawal from the EU, said Mr Cameron had to do more than offer "vague promises" on returning powers.

Although Mr Cameron talked about returning powers from Brussels to national governments in areas such as the environment and social affairs, he has yet to give specific details.

The Conservatives have said returning powers remains an aspiration once the immediate financial crisis in the eurozone has eased but the Lib Dems have warned against any showdown with Brussels over the issue.

Prime Minister David Cameron has said he is confident he can secure a "better deal" for the UK in Europe, focused on returning powers to the UK Parliament, tightening welfare rules for EU migrants, accelerating the single market across Europe and ensuring the UK is not bound by moves to "ever-closer union" with the other 27 EU members.

These steps will be just the starting point for returning power to you.

Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie outlined her party's proposals for returning power to local communities.

"We're returning power to the people most affected," she said.

In other words, returning power to the people.

"Returning power to voters is in line with the parliamentary democracy.