Sentences with phrase «pinnacle of power»

«The next Attorney General of New York should be an independent fighter and a voice for the people, ready to take on corruption and lawlessness at the highest pinnacles of power,» posted on the site.

Teachout, a Dutchess County resident, said in a prepared statement: «The next attorney general of New York should be an independent fighter and a voice for the people, ready to take on corruption and lawlessness at the highest pinnacles of power.

At the time, the company seemed at the pinnacle of its power — the proud owner of both the Waldorf Astoria and Essex House and reportedly in talks to buy a major stake in Kushner Companies» 666 Fifth Avenue.

The word of God came to a location far from these tentacles and pinnacles of power.

This emperor proclaimed at the pinnacle of power 2,500 years ago that he «would not reign over the people if they did not wish it.»

Speaking via a statement issued in Lagos on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, the party stated that the PDP has always been a party of anything goes, hence it is a matter of time for the party to come to grief, first by tumbling from the pinnacle of power and now by losing, incrementally, whatever remains of its crumbled empire.

Silver hasn't spent 39 years in office, and 20 of them fiercely holding onto one of state government's pinnacles of power, to resign tomorrow.

Labour is not a debating society; it was founded to represent the interests of working people at the pinnacle of power.

At one point the actor had ascended to leading man status in Hollywood, reaching the pinnacle of his powers in David Cronenberg's The Fly, but later his star dimmed and he settled into a career as one of the most valuable character actors in the business.

Standing at the pinnacle of power - ups is the Tanooki Suit, allowing the Bros. to take to the skies and hover through the various themed levels and obstacles.

NATHANIEL DORSKY is now at the pinnacle of his powers and reputation as a filmmaker.

And as the occupants of the pinnacle of power, our politicians have every reason to derail efforts in that direction, no matter how small.

Is there probable cause to believe the law was broken by men at or near the pinnacle of power?