Sentence examples for with extensive powers from inspiring English sources

NOW IN LEHMAN'S HANDS Unit Would Be Made Up of 5 Borough Commissioners With Extensive Powers.

The London Philharmonic countered with a record of proven commercial success and the prospect of a new music director with extensive powers over personnel and artistic policy.

The Senate became a self-perpetuating, automatically constituted body, independent of the annual magistrates, and a recognized factor in the Roman constitution, with extensive powers.

The matter may end up before the California Coastal Commission, a state panel with extensive powers over beach use and access that is not always friendly to municipal governments.

With extensive powers over antitrust policy, trade, agriculture and several other fields, the European Commission is an important regulator in some areas, and it has the right to propose legislation in many others.

Included in the blueprint to make the EU a "global player" is a deadline of 2020 to have a 10,000-strong EU border guard force with extensive powers to bear arms and carry out deportations.

These would be selected from a "list approved by the secretary of state", with extensive power to intervene in all state schools, whether local council, academy or free, especially after poor Ofsted reports.

Early damage reports made no mention of deaths or injuries, but cities, towns, and resort strips in the path of the storm were already suffering, with extensive power failures, large numbers of downed trees and widespread damage to windows and roofs.

This miniaturization, combined with extensive power management technologies and the ability to run fanlessly within a tiny 2.3 watt power envelope, enables system builders to design ever smaller, lighter, and more portable systems.

This study asks how households living in detached houses with hybrid systems of heat provision are affected when they are faced with extensive power cuts of up to 5 days, both in situ and subsequently.

Theresa May's new turbo-charged state surveillance law – the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, with its extensive powers to track the entire population's web browsing history for two years and allowing industrial scale state hacking of phones and computers – will come into effect from the end of this month.