Sentence examples for tendency for power from inspiring English sources

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In his 1971 State of the Union message, President Richard M. Nixon advocated general revenue sharing to offset the tendency for power to be concentrated in Washington.

In her newly astute, mature voice Marie engages in some testy discussions with her captors about the promises of democracy and the tendency for power to become concentrated even in the more liberal-minded regimes.

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Our role as senior managers is to ensure that this takes place, within an effective ethical governance framework that constrains the natural tendencies for power-seekers to play the system to their own ends.

Although, there was a trend for a difference in RP between the groups following training (p = 0.08, ES = 0.66), with a tendency for greater power output in the PLYO group.

Participants talked about a tendency for a power imbalance to exist within consultations between professional and carers.

He was generally wary of the tendency for political powers to exploit individual ideals in order to oppress those who espoused them.

As many religions including Christianity teach, we must first learn to love properly before we can experience enduring happiness, and this requires that we also be purged of all selfish tendencies, all lust for power over others, every temptation to benefit ourselves at the expense of others, and anything else that might separate one person from another.

So, who could blame Ben Solo for struggling to understand good and evil when his father is a rapscallion, a thief, and an egotistical misogynist with no regard for anyone, and his mother is a self-righteous and entitled princess whose narcissistic tendencies and hunger for power to prove herself clearly dominate?

Well, the question really is, your courage is embedded in living with two distinct realities, one that the law requires, a law that allows justice, but on the other hand, you are a citizen of Islamic republic where the tendency for abuse of power exists.

Organizations differ in size and type, though common to them all is the tendency for inequality of power to increase as membership increases.

The volume's title, according to Angelou, comes from her desire to encourage young people to "have a moral stance" and never give up, despite the tendency for people in power to ignore, deny, or neglect their duty to use their positions and abilities to change the world.

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