That clause has been replaced by one that is considerably weaker – granting the government the power, from 2016, to require Britain's electricity supply to become almost entirely green at some point in the future, should it vote to do so.
As long as Russia supports the Donbas Deep South -- and that is likely to be for a long time -- Ukraine will be too weak to grant it autonomy or to absorb it.
As the player advances through the game, further adjustments can be made called "cheats", that can render goalkeepers weaker and grant an infinite number of items.
Third, U.S. presidents have weaker constitutionally granted powers than those granted to many Latin American presidents.
The weaker argument grants extensional correctness, but argues that no naturalistic reduction will get the intension of the notion of meaning/content right; it will inevitably miss the normative character of what is semantically correct, its deontic or axiologic characteristics.
The EU would look weak if it granted British citizens rights not enjoyed by EU nationals in the UK, he added.
First, one can waive a right to x (in a weak sense) by granting someone access to x with the understanding that, at any moment, permission to use x can be revoked.
Last year, Mr. Chavez successfully demanded that a weak and discredited Congress grant him similar decree powers in order to reshape the country's economic structure.
The huge costs of opening and closing enterprises, the tremendous rigidities in labor markets, the weak institutional ability to grant title to and enforce property rights, the lack of quality control in the education systems and insufficient competition in most economic sectors are some of the factors that consistently conspire against productivity.
They can nominate Sanders with hope that a weak Republican will could grant them the most progressive President possible, or nominate Clinton to play it safe.
