Sentences with phrase «give more power»

If your resume doesn't consistently get you interviews, you need to give it more power.

Voegtlin went on to explain his view that Bitcoin Unlimited would give more power to miners and how the software client has diverged greatly from Bitcoin Core.

«Our goal is to meet the ever - evolving needs of both consumers and business customers and give them more power to discover new mobile experiences.

There are many smartphone users who prefer battery cases over power banks; but there is a remarkable difference between the two as latter can give you more power on the go.

In Friehe's opinion, the best way to do that is to educate engineers in ethical related issues and give them more power in forming the purpose of the product.

Legislators can try to change who sits on the courts by expanding or contracting the number of judges on courts, and they can give themselves more power over choosing judges.

The DFC fails to criticize the core goal... which is to give more power to publishers, and its central decision, to reject the Constitution and place the publishers above the users...... Resisting the pressure for additional power for publishers depends on widespread awareness that the reading and listening public are paramount; that copyright exists for users and not vice versa.

Recommendations from a Parliamentary committee to strengthen the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and give more power to the federal privacy commissioner are likely being driven by privacy requirements coming into effect in Europe.

Forests, renewable energy and deserts are the three major issues that African nations are most concerned about and its felt that voting as one bloc will give them more power during negotiations.

The briefing also came after China and the G - 77 delegations canceled their press conferences this afternoon, reportedly due to panic onset when a Danish text was leaked that would supposedlyt give more power to developed countries.

before the steam refund system customer had to risk for trying a new game because if it turns out sucky you can't get your money back now they're trying to give more power to customer by saying vote with your wallet.

Since many small shareholders simply don't vote, that will give more power to institutional and activist shareholders who do.

This account allows you to participate in a variety of savings, checking, financial planning, and loan options that will give you more power over your money.

Without traction control, the car wants to give more power to the wheel that has less traction (the spinning wheel).

The best way to make a great - looking car better is to give it more power, which Audi gladly did with the S5.

There's also a sport mode to give you more power and make the controls more responsive.

So give us more power, more ground clearance, more load capacity, more traction!

This will give you more power and louder exhaust depending on the system you purchase.

To give it more power, the NSX Dream Project features liquid injected intercooling that further elevates engine performance by cooling intake air before it enters the twin - turbochargers, improving power output to a combined 610 horsepower (+37) and 507 lb. - ft.

Give it more power, stiffer suspension bits, sticker tires and presto — you have an Accord Coupe Type R that's actually sporty

The answer is quite simple, really: give it more power and better economy.

The first task in transforming the huge SUV into one with a top speed capable of shaming the current trio of hybrid hypercars was to give it more power.

The exhaust bypass doesn't give you more power (Hennessey says the mufflers perform modestly better), but it's an essential piece of equipment if you value pure obnoxious silliness, which I do.

They also wanted to give it more power in the upper rev ranges, consistent with how the Boss will likely be used on a track.

Higher engine speeds should give you more power, automatically, because more fuel is burnt and more power strokes occur.

Hawaii Public Charter Schools were implemented as a system to give more power, autonomy and flexibility to schools at the local level.

«Expanding government feels good to some, but the reality is it would give more power to bureaucrats in Madison and not to the school districts and parents where it belongs.»

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.

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.

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.

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

You're also increasing nitrogen retention which will give you more power and strength to spend during workouts and competitions.

Each time you gently move the dial around you build up the speed of the blade and give it more power!

«Relationships are equally or more important than the food you eat, so when you keep yourself from eating food and generate a craving for it, you give it more power than it should have.»

A recurve can give you more power than a longbow.

JC Polanco, a Republican running for Public Advocate, joined Max & Murphy to discuss his candidacy, explaining a variety of policy proposals and his overall mission to reform the position itself to give it more power, funding, and teeth.

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.

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

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo faced pushback Thursday over proposals that would give him more power over the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and state procurement practices.

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

Cuomo faced pushback over proposals that would give him more power over the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and state procurement practices.

The role of mayor was created by George Osborne in 2014 as part of a bid to give more power in his «devolution revolution».

The party wants to give more power to teachers.

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.

«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.

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.

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

One suddenly finds himself in a position of power, and all too often interprets his religion in such a way as to give him more power or to expand his power over others.

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.»

A single tool, or at least fewer tools, from which you draw data will give you more power so you can speak with confidence about what you're working on, how long it will take, and whether or not you can take on a new project.