Sentences with phrase «give up power voluntarily»
History shows us that monopolies do not give up their power voluntarily.
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«To give up power voluntarily because you are tired of government and it is all too difficult is a betrayal of the people you serve.
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The revelation underscores the power of social media networks and the unexpected ways in which technology companies can use data that users voluntarily give up.
The rationale is that, since freedom is such a great good, God voluntarily gave up all - controlling power, in order to allow us to have genuine freedom and the other values that presuppose it.
As with charitable giving, voluntarily giving up one's liberty in response to The Lord's teaching is completely different from having government take it: One enriches the giver while the other merely enriches the government and increases its power.
David Miliband's comments last week, that «No nation in human peacetime history, never mind Britain, has voluntarily given up as much political power as we are being invited to throw away on 23 June» is a classic of the type.
That's why for the first time in over a century, this Government has voluntarily given up its power to control all business in the Commons by establishing a Backbench Business Committee — a decision Labour consistently ducked and, astonishingly, still seem to oppose.
«No nation in human peacetime history, never mind Britain, has voluntarily given up as much political power as we are being invited to throw away on 23 June.
Thus you're voluntarily scaling your power to the situation at hand, which makes you feel smart and still gives you a strong sense of advancement, without the deadening effect of a level - balancing set - up such as Skyrim's.
The revelation underscores the power of social media networks and the unexpected ways in which technology companies can use data that users voluntarily give up.