Sentence examples for use of such power from inspiring English sources

Would Obama, or any President, be very careful about the use of such power?

If that happens, Lewis asks, what principles will guide their use of such power?

In its modern usage the word tyranny is usually pejorative and connotes the illegitimate possession or use of such power.

It was the Center Party alone who opposed increasing use of such power & that turned out to be the majority view of the people.

Cobb says, "In my relations with other people, such as my children, the use of such power is a last resort which expresses my total powerlessness in all ways that matter" (Cobb 1969, 89).

Stanistreet said these stories were just the "tip of the iceberg", with several police authorities dragging their heels over Freedom of Information requests about their use of such powers.

The use of such powers in regard to prisons, Mr. Fleming said, was first invoked, and upheld by state courts, in the 1980's when there was a shortage of state prison beds, and county centers were pressed into service, often in the face of local opposition.

The Investigatory Powers Bill (IP bill) has been trailed as a necessary piece of legislation to plug so-called "capability gaps" for security and law enforcement agencies, and also as an overdue update to the legal framework around the use of such powers.

The younger musicians came fully equipped as well, and the trumpeter Nicholas Payton, on "Moanin'," produced a solo of such power, using ripped and tattered notes, that the entire hall seemed startled.

The court has made clear its disapproval of the routine use of such a power," he said.

But the NSA's use of such computing power was not widely understood until last week, when The Guardian and The Washington Post reported the agency was collecting and crunching huge amounts of Internet, phone and financial data in a bid to predict terrorist activity.