Sentences with phrase «gave more power to»

All the desert idiots then forth started following his words as they liked it, because it gave them more power to be blasphemous in the name of thier newly found God.

Give more power to your employees, and let them know that what they do is more important than how they do it.

FIRE gives you more power to take charge of your life, and what you do with it is entirely up to you.

That strategy relieves the burden on individual decisions and gives you more power to change course once you get new information.

However, the European Parliament and now the Council of the European Union, representing member states, want to give more powers to this new board, including the ability to make binding decisions.

Finally, it will allow you to breathe in a fuller, healthier way, giving more power to your words and more oxygen to your lungs throughout the conversation.

For Flipkart, the stake sale to Walmart would give it more power to take on Amazon and provide access to a partner that has experience in retail, logistics and supply chain management.

As a result, influencers will see an uptick in requests, giving them more power to be very choosy about which brands they lend their time, insights and audience to.

Retrospectively we associate these changes with the extension of democracy, but it in evaluating Wesley's politics, it is important to recognize that it was primarily a matter of giving more power to those who were gaining wealth in the process of industrialization.

A fairly typical letter proclaimed, «I believe that the USA was founded as a Nation Under God and has had God «s grace all these years and only when the laws and Supreme Court decisions started to give more power to the secular groups has God «s Grace begun to diminish and soon we will no longer be a blessed nation.»

Ivan Gazidis has been given more powers to recruit the very best footballing experts to the club and reverse our recent decline.

It rushes to the muscles — including the brain and the heart — to give more power to the mom.

The Commons» leading civil servant has sent a clear signal he backs abortive plans to give more power to backbench MPs, in an unusual break from his silence on the issue.

However, the party has also reiterated its belief in City Regions, a policy first mooted in the wake of the 2004 North - East regional assembly referendum defeat — stating that it will pass an «English Devolution Act» if elected into government, giving more powers to City and also County regions, and replacing the House of Lords with an elected Senate of the Nations and regions to work as a forum for regional representation.

And given more power to those who already have wealth is likely to tend to concentrate power over time.

But Cuomo says «there's more to do» on overhauling ethics laws and he touts his own proposals on tightening anti-bribery laws and giving more power to district attorneys around the state to tackle corruption.

However, the diffusion of political power — albeit uneven — and the growth of the Internet are turbocharging that trend, giving more power to more people than ever before, not only to receive news but also to shape and comment on it.

However, last night Mr Salter said he feared that giving more power to schools and parents would benefit the middle classes at the expense of those on lower incomes.

Lib Dems make joint appearance over a pint to promote new legislation giving more powers to landlords

«Changing these laws would take power away from the landlords, and give more power to tenants,» said Pendergrass, who remarked that many New Yorkers are living paycheck to paycheck, and can not keep up with increasing rents.

But sudden big changes in the UK constitution are not easily accepted, as we have seen with the likes of giving more power to the EU and the Human Rights Act, which gives the European Court of Human Rights jurisdiction in the UK and which the Tories want to replace.

A constitutional bill will also seek to formalise the changes announced by Mr Brown in his first week at Number 10, which would give more powers to MPs.

We clearly need to give more powers to long term shareholders, reduce the voting rights of short term speculators, reduce the power of CEOs on boards, and increase the power and independence of non-executive board members.

The councillor promised the newspaper he would control religious education, give more powers to police, and aim to regenerate farming and industry.

What Corbyn wants to do is to make the Labour party more democratic, to give more power to the members, to make it into a mass movement.

An investigatory panel created by Cuomo recommends that the state's Public Service Commission, or PSC, be given more powers to regulate electric utilities and to impose higher monetary fines.

The party wants to give more power to teachers.

ALBANY — The State Senate on Thursday passed a bill that would change the way the Board of Regents is selected, allowing most members to be appointed by the governor and giving more power to minority legislative conferences.

I do not believe any government should give more powers to the European Union,» he continued, highlighting a potential are of dispute between the two parties.

Now he's planning on giving more power to individual lawmakers through a strengthened steering committee that will vet bills that come to the floor to the chamber.

It will give more power to those who bother and direct resources away from those who don't.

The Mayor has previously warned that Londoners can not be protected from the economic fallout of Brexit if the capital is not given more power to control its own tax and public services.

«Coalition plans for all postal primaries risk giving MORE power to party HQs Main Eastleigh Tories join Daily Mail in attacking Chris Huhne's hypocrisy»

«With ongoing speculation about the May government's commitment to devolution, and Labour likely to win many of the metro mayor contests in May 2017, the party has missed a huge chance to steal a march and set out its own ambitious vision for giving more power to places and people.»

In the publication, MPs call for a much bolder strategy to address the problem and recommend that local authorities be given more power to introduce 20mph speed limits, increased enforcement to tackle drink - driving and the creation of a road safety commission.

With such worldview, giving more power to said enlightened elite is a Good Thing in general.

The Labour leader has ordered a team of advisers to draw up a secret «100 - day blitz» on opponents and plans to overhaul party rules to give more power to his supporters

And proposals will be put forward by trade union allies at Labour's autumn conference - which kicks off the day after the leadership result is announced on September 24 - to overhaul Labour rules and give more power to Corbyn supporters.

«David Miliband will today set out plans to double Labour's membership and give more powers to rank and file activists.

Residents will be given more power to object to pubs and clubs.

Labour leadership candidate Andy Burnham says he will aim to give more powers to Wales but ensure a settlement that does not break up the UK.

Labour leadership candidate Andy Burnham has said he will aim to give more powers to Wales and other nations but ensure a settlement that does not break up the UK.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind has called for a Royal Commission to consider giving more powers to all parts of the UK.

Recently, however, some companies have given more power to their branch offices.

Your abdominal muscles help move the diaphragm and give you more power to empty your lungs.

Their mutual - affirmation system gave women control over who could contact them, but now a host of new apps are looking to give more power to women.

With the Zodiac killer still very much on the loose, the film decides to double down on its creeping cynicism by suggesting that the only solution is to give more power to the state and do away with basic freedoms such as a fair trial and basic law and order.

Bringing in a performer of his stature (easily one of my favorite actors) gives more power to what was already a great story line from creator Kurt Sutter and his writers.

Additionally, the Scottish government has said it will launch a governance and funding review to examine system changes, which will consider how to give more power to schools through more devolved decision making and funding.

«I think that basically it gives more power to the states and state education and districts across the state to really determine how they're going to support schools that need additional help.»