Sentence examples for right powers from inspiring English sources

He said it was important to be sure Asada had the right powers and resources, and that the reputations of players were not unfairly trashed.

"We support the government's objectives of rebuilding trust in executive pay, ensuring it is linked to long-term performance, and giving shareholders the right powers".

A strong mayor, with the right powers and resources, might yet rediscover the civic virtues that Manchester's town hall continues to embody.

The remaining components would double funding for the Australian industry participation authority, create a national steel supplier advocate and "ensure Australia's anti-dumping system has the right powers and penalties in place".

"The public rightly remain concerned about levels of crime and particularly antisocial behaviour, and we are determined to ensure that the police have the right powers to do the job," he said.

With the right powers, the north can focus on securing vital investment in infrastructure to prepare for a stronger future where thousands of workers could be travelling swiftly between northern cities to use their skills; where cargo destined for Europe would be unloaded in Liverpool from ocean-going liners and driven to Hull, then packed into waiting ferries headed to Rotterdam.

Outclassed is right; power was an inappropriate word for what happened.

Lord Acton had it right: "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

But I think it's only a matter of getting the right frequencies and the right power sources.

It is true, Gingrich said, that he wants to bring the center into a coalition with the right, "because I want to give the right power.

Granted that a property right, privilege, or power exists in a private person, it may be asked whether that right, power, or privilege can be transferred to someone else.