Sentence examples for some of the powers from inspiring English sources

This adds an extra layer below central government, which holds some of the powers traditionally retained in Westminster.

Several also have proposals for reforming the Council to reduce some of the powers of the speaker.

(Drama training, she said, taught her some of the powers of observation she brings to her songs).

and the appointment of a European security czar with some of the powers of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge.

What if the judges had been given a veto over some of the powers of the president of the NJO, as the Venice Commission argued that they should?

Ironically, the constitutional amendments were introduced in the context of broader changes aimed ostensibly at devolving some of the powers currently enjoyed by the president to the legislature.

To attribute some of the power of Keats's imagination to laudanum is to forget how powerful imagination is.

Some of "The Power of the Dog" is funny.

It takes some of the power from the mean girls".

Time has erased some of the power of the Rain Queens.

Perhaps if the PEOPLE in communities had some of the power, things might actually get done.