Sentence examples for understand the powers from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove was understandably out of sight, having embarrassed himself in an interview with the BBC by failing to understand the powers of the European court of justice.

We should indeed try to understand the powers we have before employing them and to work through the ethical issues they raise.

But any bereaved relative who wants to see how the new bill will enable them to appeal, make a complaint, ask for or refuse a post-mortem or understand the powers and duties of the new chief coroner, will be able to read the bill and see for themselves.

20% of the kids coming out of our primary schools by modern standards are illiterate or innumerate and if you think you can solve that problem - which is one of the scandals of modern times - by being nice to people and cosying up to the vested interests of the trade unions, you just don't understand the powers of the unions.

But do they understand the powers that they actually have?

Kant's own intent was to understand the powers of nature and he set out to solve the puzzle of force.

Dictators understand the power of architecture.

They understand the power of true solidarity.

I understand the power of fake news.

Men today do not understand the power of wardrobe.

It makes us understand the power of nature.