Sentence examples for strengthened power from inspiring English sources

As a major part of his eight-hundred-billion-dollar stimulus package (which he pursued in addition to, not instead of, health care), he did go for public-works projects, specifically including bridges and a strengthened power grid.

At that time I was certain he'd go for public-works projects, which could give training to the young and jobs to the experienced underemployed, would create jobs in the private sector and, in the end, yield up something needed — a bridge, a strengthened power grid.

True, the green paper proposes that the director for fair access will have strengthened powers.

Delegates at the party conference backed a move to give local authorities strengthened powers to protect vulnerable old people.

Legislation introduced last year strengthened powers to ban those convicted of football-related offences in England from travelling to matches overseas.

But campaigners have said that authorities had intentionally set up the debate so that they could drop the most outrageous parts and still passed strengthened powers.

Several suspects have also had their passports confiscated, or an application refused, under strengthened powers wielded by Home Secretary Theresa May to tackle those suspected to be planning or involved in "fighting, extremist activity or terrorist training".

His comments come amid renewed debate about whether UK police and security agencies should be given strengthened powers to intercept emails and messages after the attacks in France.

Balpa also says although ICAO is the United Nations body responsible for co-ordinating the safety and order of global aviation, it should have a greater leadership role and strengthened powers to go with that responsibility.

There, inspired by the 1948 London Olympics, "Papa" Guttmann put his belief in the strengthening power of sport into practice with his own wheelchair-based games.

Her sudden fame led to countless awards, including the 2005 Womex world music prize, which saw her hailed as "a cultural mediator and advisor of the younger generations… a proper symbol of world music's emancipatory, liberating and strengthening power".