Sentence examples for strengthened powers from inspiring English sources

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.

The proposed rules include new safeguards such strengthened powers for judges to decide whether cases can be expedited and a case management review.

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".

Major legislation set to transform social services and strengthen powers for safeguarding children and adults has been unveiled in Wales.

Her continually strengthening powers of musical memory and imagery had indeed become crucial to her, kept her going, since the onset of her visual difficulties, nine years earlier.

Under Canada's parliamentary system, a majority vastly strengthens powers of the prime minister, allowing him great authority to pass legislation.

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.

Maqbool (Macbeth) attempts to have Guddu murdered in order to strengthen power within the organized crime circle.