Sentence examples for wields in a from inspiring English sources

The political turmoil illustrates the limited power of Sharaf's military-appointed interim government wields in a country ruled by generals.

If The Post had power in the age when Jefferson claimed his preference -- albeit theoretically -- for a society that had many newspapers and no government, over one with a government and no newspapers, think about the power The Post wields in a time and place characterized by virtually no papers, despite the occasional promise of virtual papers.

In a self-governing organization, power and authority are wielded in a highly collaborative manner.

He places the highest value on acute, critically barbed verses virtuosically wielded in a climate of emotional restraint.

While much power is consolidated in the position of prime minister, unwritten convention has historically dictated that it is not wielded in a totalitarian way.

But he is likely to find that power harder to wield in a country that is showing itself to be a lot more evenly divided than in the past.

More importantly, an entire generation has been shown the potential of these systems, and the power they can wield, in a form that goes beyond mere online pseudo-participation.

As befits the ambience - cobwebbed bottles, peeling varnish, chairs that Picasso and Miró might have wielded in a bar brawl - the house speciality is absinthe.

She said she saw a man with a large steak knife with a jagged blade which he wielded in a "stabbing motion".

Because the data is of such value, but there is also a massive influx of it that varies in usefulness, those who own it have a lot of power to wield in a centralised architecture.

This is probably because, more than a simple word, democracy is an idea which encapsulates other beliefs and principles into a governing dynamic; it outlines how authority will be wielded in a given country.