Sentence examples for taking power of from inspiring English sources

At that time, there was the sense of a new generation taking power, of a shift as much cultural as political.

We have to believe in the power of people taking power of their government.

Taking power on both sides of (2.44), we obtain (2.45).

First, we do not compute the explicit representation for each protein in the feature space but the global implicit geometric affinity (GGA) by taking powers of a weight matrix about protein-protein relationship.

Outrage always has a lot to do with which party takes power, of course, but anger about taxes or healthcare coverage is ephemeral.

The attack raised tensions a day after the Houthi Shia militant group dissolved parliament and formally took power of the impoverished and strife-torn Arabian peninsula country.

That day Coppola was shooting parts of the film's famous climactic massacre, in which Michael Corleone takes power of the New York mob by executing his rivals in a blizzard of machine gun-fire and Eisensteinian cross-cutting.

But Clark county family court hearing master Jon Norheim said on 7 May that police and social services investigations in October and April uncovered no reason to take power of attorney from Toney.

But after 2010's election disaster, Golding was part of an anti-Griffin faction that tried to take power of the party.

It is Mr. Agarwal who has taken power out of the hands of bureaucrats and given it to village entrepreneurs.

It takes power out of the hands of ossified local parties, and confers them instead on a much wider electorate.