Sentence examples for right of power from inspiring English sources

In "In Praise of Sin Taxes" (Side Lines, May 10, p.22) Editor William Baldwin opines, "Instead of outlawing bad behavior or punishing it with criminal sanctions, why not legalize it but charge a fee?" As an example he cites the right of power companies to spew mercury and other pollutants in exchange for a fee.

Primarion is designing small, special-purpose silicon germanium chips that sit next to a microprocessor, monitor its energy demands and supply the right amount of power at the right time.

Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster who worked for the Trump campaign, said that Mercer had "catapulted to the top of the heap of right-of-center power brokers".

Having lived with a corrupt political machine so long (accusations of vote-buying rumble on), West Virginians have learned to stay on the right side of power.

The immemorial threat of Liberalism and Labourism combining to lock the right out of power has also been seen off for some time.

A decade ago, a third of those surveyed said unions had the right amount of power and a third said they had too much power.

Are you worried about what you'll have to do to get the F.C.C. the right kind of power to actually regulate net neutrality?

Lift requires the right combination of power and surface area — the less of the former available, the more the latter is needed.

Observers suspect the visit may prove problematic for politicians in search of approval and prelates seen as seeking a spot at the right hand of power, however.

No growth, no common foreign voice and endless sour bickering over Russia, energy, Turkey and the right share of power between the EU and its constituent nations.

You don't have the right kind of power plug.