Sentence examples for tough power from inspiring English sources

To do that, it helps to have a big, tough, power forward driving right in front, screening the goalie, distracting defensemen and knocking in rebounds.

As long ago as 1951, a paper by senior scientists demanded tough powers to limit pesticide use.

To imply otherwise is misleading and undermines the confidence of teachers in using the tough powers the last Labour government gave them.

I cannot honestly stand up in front of people and say 'I can protect you' unless we have really tough powers".

The report also backed calls to replace the under-fire accounting regulator, the Financial Reporting Council, and said its successor should have tough powers to stop over-generous pay schemes.

A government that is keen to respond to popular concerns has been given a free hand in drawing up unusually tough powers, which can be used to tackle problems great and small.

Mr Cameron then warned the press the "the clock is ticking" for them to introduce a self-regulation system with the tough powers set out by Lord Justice Leveson.

Because of its subject matter, City of God contains an astonishing amount of brutal gunplay, but there's a different mood here from the hyperreal pyrotechnics of John Woo; there's a casual authenticity to the performers and action that gives City of God a street-tough power.

Wants a tougher power of recall to allow constituents to sack MPs.

What Rangers fans came to know was that while Graves was fierce on the ice — he was among the toughest power forwards in the game — he was equally gentle away from the game.

Mr Maroni wants tougher powers against protests and the mayor has banned marches for a month.