Sentence examples for toughest powers from inspiring English sources
A Home Office spokeswoman said: "The UK has some of the toughest powers in the world to deal with sex offenders and we are committed to ensuring the system is as robust as possible.
A Home Office spokesman said: "Whilst we have some of the toughest powers in the world to deal with sex offenders, we keep them under constant review and will consider proposals like this.
Mr. Lesniak, 62, has been one of the toughest power-brokers in the state.
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.
The Liberal Democrats today demanded tougher powers to crack down on abuse of the elderly.
The FCA will officially replace the Financial Services Authority (FSA) from the start of April, with tougher powers to keep the UK financial industry in line and protect customers.
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".
To give the FSA a new statutory objective of financial stability and tougher powers and penalties against misconduct, including regulation of "systemically" important hedge funds.
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.
