Sentence examples for using existing powers from inspiring English sources

In short, as so often, using existing powers more intelligently.

Ministers must act now using existing powers to stop the unconventional gas industry before it becomes entrenched".

A catalogue of 45 bills may look like activity, but it is largely a surrogate for using existing powers more effectively".

It said Scott and his colleagues on the review could not agree on whether this gap could be dealt with by using existing powers or whether a legal power to search children without evidence of a crime was desirable.

And by using existing powers to abolish PCTs and set up "pathfinder" so-called GP consortia, and making arrangements with foreign private companies to take over NHS hospitals, the government has also pre-empted such debate as MPs are inclined to have.

Controls using existing power system facilities have suggested to mitigate voltage collapse phenomena.

The PowerLine AV Ethernet Adapter Kit easily expands a home network using existing power lines to transmit data, including digital media, at speeds suitable for HDTV transmission.

Mrs May hinted that the police should use existing powers to force protesters to remove the balaclavas and face-coverings often worn by rioters.

But the cabinet minister will also use his speech to challenge Carwyn Jones, the Labour Welsh first minister, to use existing powers which allow the assembly to raise ten pence in the pound in income tax.

"The current legislation that aims to tackle harassment and intimidation in public is not being used effectively to protect women at clinics," says Abel. "We are calling for the government, local authorities, police and local MPs to use existing powers to intervene and ensure women are able to access their legal right for information and abortion".

But the strategy also urges police, prosecutors and the courts to use existing powers to restrict and monitor computer use by convicted cyber criminals, who are considered likely to strike again online.