Sentence examples for right to power from inspiring English sources

The return of the nationalist right to power in Warsaw will complete the picture.

Cities win the right to power by putting their autonomous decisions to their voters, not to Whitehall.

In his book The Social Contract, Jean-Jacques Rousseau said that the monarchy did not have a natural right to power.

Mr. Ratsiraka, an old-style African ruler who has led Madagascar for 23 years, contests the ruling and claims his right to power.

The winger nodded in the only goal in the fixture last season late in the second half but needed little more than 60 seconds to strike this time, meeting Dani Carvajal's whipped cross from the right to power the ball into the top near corner.

While I wish a lot of women ran for office because they grew up being made to believe that they have a right to power, just as much as plenty of men grow up believing they do, the truth is a lot of women ran this year because they feared for their daughters.

So the juice will go right to power-starved consumers without being dissipated in long transmission lines, he said.

Spain, meanwhile, held a general election last Sunday that, as in Portugal, returned the center-right to power as voters punished the governing Socialists.

Ahead of an election that may bring the centre-right to power, this is making the politics of austerity still more vicious (see article).

Both Spain and France hailed the arrests as decapitating ETA, though the group has bounced back from similar claims in the past.See articleSlovenia's parliamentary election returned the centre-right to power for the first time since 1991.

"The Iraqis who lived and suffered in Iraq have more rights to power than those who came from abroad and do not enjoy any leverage," he said.