Sentence examples for transfer power over from inspiring English sources

Her bill would transfer power over budget negotiations from legislative leaders to a committee made up of rank-and-file lawmakers and aides to the governor.

City lawyers have said they are, in general, reluctant to enter into consent decrees because such decrees transfer power over city agency matters to a federal judge who may be less versed in the operations of the agency and the needs of the city.

Britain's three main parties are all committed to transfer powers over income tax and some welfare payments.

But these cries are not really for making trade free -- they are for transferring power over trade to the executive branch and favored corporate interests.

Mr Brown, some say, has been beguiled by the cult of experts ever since he transferred power over interest rates to the Bank of England to broad acclaim in 1997.

Mr. Bloomberg backed transferring power over schools from the Board of Education to the mayor, and although he implied that he supported vouchers, he said he would focus his efforts as mayor on improving the quality of public schools.

In the Donation, Constantine transfers power over the western provinces of the empire, including Italy, to the Church; its exposure as a forgery was a serious blow to Papal politicking.

In 1983, the political scientist Nelson Polsby published an influential treatise, "Consequences of Party Reform," in which he argued that the reforms were crippling political parties by transferring power over the party's most important function — nominating a Presidential candidate — to an unholy alliance of the press and media-savvy candidates.

The Conservatives, Labour, Plaid and the Liberal Democrats have committed to transferring power over energy projects of up to 350 megawatts to Cardiff Bay.

Ms Villiers also said a final decision had not been made about whether to press ahead with the bill transferring power over corporation tax to Northern Ireland.

Ever since Labour transferred powers over health, education and other areas to the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly in the 1990s there have been concerns that English voters have not been properly represented by Westminster.