One is that America is powerful and Europe is not: "Strong powers naturally view the world differently than weaker powers.
Ms Nixon warned: "Parliament has given us very strong powers.
But otherwise, strong powers in reliable hands are just what the government has accomplished.
That would imply strong powers to impose fines, or to pass on individuals' names for prosecution.
However, the federal government has very strong powers to compel repayment of defaulted education loans.
He wants the prime minister to be directly elected and endowed with strong powers.
Since deregulation, the Transportation Department has had strong powers to police the industry.
His paintings show a love of movement and action, strong powers of observation, and touches of humour.
We need strong powers to tackle the threat from Isil [Isis] and we also need strong checks and balances, too".
As a counterweight to the Reichstag, the president, as the chief executive, was endowed with strong powers.
He called for strong powers for Ofsted to inspect teaching of religion and backed the idea that schools should teach about other faiths.
