Sentence examples for should take power from inspiring English sources

If Mr Putin cannot stay as president because the constitution bars him from a third consecutive term, he should take power with him wherever he goes.

The president, however, has not simply expressed "grave reservations" about whether this grouping should take power; he has blocked it on the grounds that this is "the worst moment for a radical change" and is trying to install a pro-troika government led by the very centre-right forces that the electorate has rejected.

"I was saying we should take powers back and we shouldn't be afraid to come out if we can't," he told me.

Democrats have signed on in droves to a bill from Cory Booker that would end weed prohibition, a show of support that it's more likely the party will tackle the issue should it take power.

Democrats have signed on in droves to a bill from Cory Booker that would end weed prohibition, a show of support that it more likely that the party will tackle the issue should it take power.

Some in India fear a new and tougher cultural climate should the BJP take power, though senior officials have told the Guardian that such claims are scaremongering.

Having soft-pedalled the independence issue, the PQ's leader, Bernard Landry, the former premier, is once again promising a quick referendum on it should his party take power again.Mr Charest has plenty of time to win back support.

In the run-up to the election, the Labor caucus had decided that should the party take power, all 27 ministers were to be Cabinet members.

"People should take their power back.

Meet Sandra, a "transsexual" whose brain told her that she should take a power saw and chop off both of her legs.

Meanwhile, CR users should take the power consumption into account.