Sentence examples for will wield power from inspiring English sources
As he has become the country's second most-watched man, he has implicitly presented himself as both a Putin loyalist and a president-in-waiting who will wield power in a manner more gentle than the world has seen under Mr. Putin's brand of rule.
This, in turn, means that swing states and their voters will wield power far beyond their numbers in 2008.
Even if Henn fails to vote, he will still wield power with the other council members.
"If he stays in the country somewhere, he will always wield power through a shadow network". The rebel official called the suggestion by Kadafi's son for elections a stalling tactic.
The discipline and culture of Indian bureaucracy is such that if these men stay on they will continue to wield power and would not be treated as damaged goods by the rest of the government.
The Ochs-Sulzberger family controls nine of the 13 board seats and will continue to wield power after adding two seats to accommodate the election of Harbinger/Firebrand nominees Scott Galloway Scott Galloway, a New York University marketing professor and founder of Internet retailer RedEnvelope, and James Kohlberg James Kohlberg, co-founder of private equity firm Kohlberg & Co.
Other themes included murder, the evils of church, and the lengths to which governments will go to wield power, Araya's interest in serial killers inspired much of the content of the lyrics.
The presidency is the grand prize that makes GOP dominance possible--and, as the Reagan and Bush appointments to the Supreme Court showed assures that the party will continue to wield power for years, if not decades.
Whether Mr. Perry makes it to the White House or comes back to the governor's office, he will wield legislative power, political influence and a veto pen.
Once Gov.-elect Gretchen Whitmer (D) assumes office in January, she will wield veto power over the Republican majorities in both chambers of the statehouse.
Two co-ordinating ministers will wield considerable power.
