But when your family has power, and specifically has power within the media, that dysfunction ripples across the nation and in some cases the globe.
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But a president has power to change institutions and a president moreover has power to change public perception of what is normal, which could lead to changing institutions.
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The area has power lines down and is not safe.
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And if anyone has power over politicians, it's Rupert Murdoch.
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What does it say about who has power and value?
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Rhetoric has power; it affects attitudes, behavior and perceived obligations.
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Reads one (in English translation): America has power, but not justice.
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So now, suddenly ... every cubic inch of this room has power.
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The watch still has power and interaction issues to suss out.
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She has power over him, in a way she didn't before.
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There's a certain gentleness to him but he also has power.
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This determines who has power in the United States of America.
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Our role is to hold everybody who has power to account.
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Osaka, who has power to match Williams's, seems ready to counterpunch.
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The mayor's office tells me 45% of the municipality has power.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni assumes that reason still has power.
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The BOOM 2 is sleek and colorful, and has power behind it.
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As Secretary of State, Brian Kemp has power over voting in Georgia.
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He has power over killer drones, spy satellites, electronic eavesdropping, covert operations.
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Theater stands or falls on whether or not vocalized language has power.
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Lovers and haters alike, however, can probably agree that pink has power.
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Not over Dany, but who has power in a relationship with Dany.
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Anti-trans rhetoric, though, has power, and anti-trans harassment certainly exists.
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The 34-year-old has power like no other in boxing today.
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Evan Gattis has power, Jake Marisnick has speed, Marwin Gonzalez has versatility.
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"I want Mr. Moore to know he no longer has power over me."
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ITALIAN DRAFT REPORT SAYS MINISTRY HAS POWER TO UNILATERALLY REVOKE ATLANTIA MOTORWAY CONCESSION
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The search engine has power over other pages—you're no longer a peer.
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Before Hurricane Irma, Puerto Rico has power plants had high outage rates. 4.
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He has power and he likes to wield it, often in crass ways.
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It's about who has power and who gets to decide what gets funded.
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The question of reducing sexual abuse is a question of who has power.
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Someone has power over you, and it doesn't matter what gender you are.
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The other side has power through money and we have power through people.
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"A cultural enterprise of this magnitude has power to influence politics," he said.
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Only the House Ethics Committee has power to rebuke lawmakers for violating rules.
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In other words, real estate showed again that it has power in Albany.
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The executive branch has power to not send the director, while the Senate has power to subpoena, express displeasure, impose sanction, and withhold authorization or appropriation for programs important to the White House if it is not satisfied with this decision.
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He's also labeled himself a plutocrat, someone who has power because of their wealth.
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Her book has power precisely because she takes the events she recounts so personally.
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But audio is a different form, so it has power in a different register.
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According to Puerto Rico's power authority, on average 22% of the island has power.
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Mr. Johnson said he currently has power but that some executives and employees do not.
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A Politico reporter tweeted "Want to know who has power?" with Trump's quote, listing Lewandowski.
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"You can tell he has power in his being," she said in a phone interview.
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BUT THE ONE WHO REALLY HAS POWER, WHO CAN CUT THEM OFF COMPLETELY, IS CHINA.
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He thinks he has power and ability beyond what's in him, as all children do.
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But it has tremendous implications for who has power in the post-Trump Republican Party.
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He has power, and Evie is happy to have a conduit to feeling powerful herself.
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Ricardo Rosselló hopes to make sure 95% of the island has power by December 15.
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I really believe that color has power; however, each of us has our own favorite.
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But she's just as controlled; she only has power if she's close to the patriarch.
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Alaska Airlines offers free WiFi-based in-flight entertainment and has power at every seat.
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It's why Mr. Vaccarello's tailoring has power, but his silly pasties just seem — old-fashioned.
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If you embarrass a person who has power, they will take it out on you.
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His wrestling is phenomenal as of late and he has power in his hands and kicks.
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He has power, but he is too lazy to actually use it most of the time.
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Roomba 960 has power-lifting suction that delivers five times the air power for improved performance.
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In a world so obsessed with perfection, strength, and beauty, I feel that art has power.
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Electricity: 15% of the island has power, and roughly 28% of cell towers have been restored.
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But Kyle has a unique connection to them, and inexplicably has power to drive them out.
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Electricity: 14% of the island has power, and roughly 274% of cell towers have been restored.
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The president has power in foreign relations that varies under the Constitution according to the context.
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Evelyn, who has power of attorney for Roky, says she doesn't want him on any drugs.
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It is a juvenile epithet, but it has power because it is both thoughtless and memorable.
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I hope I have justly explained the horrors of being raped by someone who has power.
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Practically impotent as a black police officer, Reeves has power to act while under the hood.
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It's all a question of who has power and who decides where it's going to be distributed.
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However, that figure does not reflect the number or percentage of Puerto Rico's population that has power.
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The earbuds last for around four hours, and the case's 530mAh battery has power for three charges.
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But China, North Korea's biggest trading partner, ultimately has power over whether sanctions on Pyongyang truly bite.
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Waiting for a transmission to shift so you can pass feels idiotic, the Tesla has power always.
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And though the President's words may often contain falsehoods, what he says still has power, Stelter said.
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" Grade: Judge 50 Bellinger 55 Power: "It's funny, because Bellinger has power that competes with almost anyone.
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The right ear has the volume rocker and large Play button and the left has Power/Sync.
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And he is a danger when he has power and fame, which he will have again now.
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The company's support site has power-saving tips for earlier versions of the Windows Phone software, too.
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Or can the elections be held while he still has power and remains in his presidential mansion?
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Rather, a protest has power insofar as it signals the underlying capacity of the forces it represents.
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They will Facetime and Snapchat for the next two days, or as long as she still has power.
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And for them, the ability to buy a game with cash that is a digital download has power.
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And he has power: In this town, he can pretty much do whatever the fuck he wants to.
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While Trump has power to nominate the other vacancies, he will not fill the New York Fed slot.
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"ISIS has power, ISIS has sleeper cells and ISIS has been preparing for this for years," he added.
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And if Trump doesn't value our intelligence, we should reconsider why he has power over our national security.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lost his parliamentary majority last fall but still has power through a minority government.
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Of course, it has power steering — Rolls-Royce had introduced that as an option in the mid-1950s.
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Of course, it has power steering — Rolls-Royce had introduced that as an option in the mid-1950s.
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Production has been halted at the Massala field and the Sarir field also has power problems, he said.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lost his parliamentary majority this fall, but still has power through a minority government.
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But Mr. Maliki said Mr. Sadr's re-emergence presented dangers for Iraq, and warned, "He has power and weapons."
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Eventually, months later, about three quarters of the benighted area has power for at least ten hours a day.
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The GPU utilization remained between 60 and 70 percent during the demo, suggesting the console has power to spare.
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In fact, the FDA already has power to regulate mobile apps that are used in combination with medical sensors.
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The lights are on and medical machinery has power, the doctor said, but the generator can't power air conditioning.
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She has power over the beetle, sure — but the older boys, blurry in the background, have power over her.
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Embracing the darkness is something of an inherited pastime for Ibrahim Azzam, 26, whose family home rarely has power.
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Congress has power over trade under the Constitution, but it has delegated much of this control over the years.
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Sometimes these sweaters can be of wonderfully ordinary things — such as his sweater which has power lines on it.
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"That to me has power, in the best way, to affirm, to vindicate, to humanize and to heal." video
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Led by you and you alone, Secretary Mattis, your little squadron with Tillerson, Kelly and McMaster still has power.
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If, on the other hand, you live inside the drama surrounding saving or spending, money has power over you.
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Patrick: I mean the way Control works is that if you believe a thing has power, it gains power.
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Nearly two months after the devastating storm hit, less than 85033 percent of Puerto Rico has power, though Gov.
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Ideas about who has power and who doesn't also influenced women to run for office in 2018, Brown said.
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Hate certainly has power, which is a concept West apparently doesn't understand in his quest to feel like Superman.
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A: The co-op board has power over its commercial tenant, and could force the bar to lower the volume.
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So, anyone who has power or acceptance in the local community, the government would be afraid they could start something.
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It articulates internal turmoil, but at the same time, recognizes that she has power in reclaiming her narrative and identity.
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The son-in-law has power because he can't be fired, and Trump knows he has his interests at heart.
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California will argue that there's a little thing called "state sovereignty," and that it too has power in this area.
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"Fitoor" doesn't get much political resonance out of its Kashmiri setting, though the wintry sadness of the first scenes has power.
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Chinese state media this week issued a warning to the United States that it too has power over global supply chains.
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It still has power and volume controls on top, but that rotatable plastic halo you used to adjust volume is gone.
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Her snaps fueled news stories for days and showed that the app has power far beyond funny dog faces and geofilters.
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How can you consent to sex with somebody who has power over you, who holds the key to your spiritual enlightenment?
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GORDON-REED: And it's been wrecked by the white nationalism that's always been there, and now feels that it has power.
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The same holds true in news media companies, where the main on-air male anchor has power over the entire staff.
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Ms. Sandberg, of course, has power over much of Facebook's business operations, advertising and also the critical communications and policy units.
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Most British voters look at this party and recoil in horror at the thought that it now has power over them.
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This child has power to stop wars, right wrongs, and save humanity — and wouldn't even need the Force to do it.
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It's about understanding who profits from the status quo, knowing who has power to force change, and designing strategic campaigns that win.
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But unlike Lagerfeld, their clothing tries to push back against the old rules about who has power, and who can't access it.
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The fearless, resourceful and kind protagonist has power and uses it for good; she chooses curiosity and independence over ignorance and cruelty.
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And NBC News' Kasie Hunt notes that Murkowski, as chair of the Appropriation Subcommittee, has power over funds allocated to Zinke's department.
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Camp as an expression of self has power and substance, but this was mostly camp as an expression of commerce and fame.
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Another intriguing possibility is Miguel Andujar, who has power and also possesses one of the strongest arms among minor league third basemen.
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Brendan Gallagher has two goals in the past four games, and Montreal has power-play goals in each of the past two games.
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Only 55 percent of Puerto Rico has power at the moment, so people hang out at La Placita as a form of escape.
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According to the latest estimate, only 30.5% of the island has power after Hurricane Maria made landfall on Puerto Rico a month ago.
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Just 18% of the territory now has power, and officials did not have a clear timeline on when the power will be restored.
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"It's cool to explore the idea of a woman who is a victim of trauma but has power in her recovery," she says.
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And when a player doesn't repay the loans, Las Vegas has power to employ a tool unavailable to most every other creditor: jail.
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For instance, a son might believe he holds a joint account with his mom, when in reality he only has power of attorney.
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One of the great gifts of global consciousness has been to remind Western secular culture that some art has power beyond the aesthetic.
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The army, which long feared that Mr Bouteflika was trying to sideline it, has power again and does not wish to relinquish it.
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When disputes about free speech are adjudicated not according to broad principles but according to who has power, the left will mostly lose.
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"Our ambition with Reason is that it becomes one of the major parties and that Reason has power in Parliament," Ms. Patten said.
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That ground has power, and when they hunt one particular elk down, the animal bides its time until it can hunt them back.
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If it looks like a tesseract, and glows like a tesseract, and has power like a tesseract, it's safe to say it's a tesseract.
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Davis has power, and decent punching form and combinations when he's got his eye in and isn't too nervous to step into the pocket.
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Summit Corp is a subsidiary of Singapore-based Summit Power International, which has power generation assets in Bangladesh and is owned by Summit Group.
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That means no matter how old your phone is, as long as it has power, it will be able to connect with emergency services.
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He's not hurting her in that moment, but it's still considered BDSM because he has power over her and she's submitting to his will.
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However, Cary and Diane, clearly trying to establish who has power, keep pulling Lucca away to work with Monica Timmons on the Dipple files.
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Summit Corp is a subsidiary of Singapore-based Summit Power International, which has power generation assets in Bangladesh and is owned by Summit Group.
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Zac admits he stays up late at night, composing and recording music, and then has power struggles with his mother over getting to school.
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Maybe the historic channels of reform — speech and writing that changes minds, political activism that eventually changes who has power — are no longer effective.
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"There's a reason the establishment has power, keeps power and maintains powers, because these are the things that they do well," Mr. Shakir said.
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But abortion opponents in Congress believe that the federal government has power to regulate the procedure pursuant to the Commerce Clause of the Constitution.
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The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority said electricity was nearly fully restored following Saturday's quake, claiming 93 percent of the island now has power.
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That suggests Project Scorpio has power to spare, but a Microsoft tech demonstration isn't the same as a third-party game running on the console.
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Both come with a brand new remote that has power, volume, and fast forward/rewind buttons, plus the existing voice search, home, and back controls.
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The only way to demand change is to show your voice has power and make sure that the politicians know who put them into office.
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The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, also known as PREPA, said Thursday that only 18 percent of the island currently has power, down from 43.
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Gersdorf defied new government laws that the ruling nationalists say mean she no longer has power to make decisions at the court, which validates elections.
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"One of the 2 main US presidential candidates will lead a country which has power, wealth & highest number of nukes & world's biggest media!" he added.
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It currently has power generation capacity of 1.6 GW. The company expects to win 1 million retail power accounts by the end of October, Hirose said.
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The impacts of Buckley echo today in the morass of case law coming from the bench that has fundamentally changed who has power in our politics.
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Ricardo Rosselló told CNN on Wednesday night that at least one person died in the storm, and no one on the island has power from utilities.
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They thrive on all our little contests and arguments about who has power over whom and eschew responsibility for any of the chaos created by them.
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But pop culture has power, and I can't help but wonder if a small shift in the storylines would change how we see Black love today.
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Who has power in what situation, and who is the dude suckling at the teat, completely dependent on whatever fricking thing Trump says, like Mitch McConnell.
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The bureau is an affront to America's Madisonian tripartite constitutional system under which the people's body of Congress makes law and has power of the purse.
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But the episode is also a commentary on how a majority almost always has power over a minority, even if the minority in question has literal superpowers.
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Paak thinks Meek Mill made a mistake backing out of President Trump's prison reform summit, because he believes Meek has power right now to get changes made.
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The problem with defining this term is that when you're talking about someone who has power and advantage in a society, there's a necessary relativity to it.
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Along the way I tried to convey that while nature has power and fury and should always be respected, she can also be funny, elegant and whimsical.
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To be sure, these powers are limited somewhat: Congress can only investigate matters on which it has power to oversee, legislate, or fulfill some other legislative function.
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And Wendy is receptive because although she feels neglected and out of control at home, Mr. Ivers makes her feel as though she has power over him.
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"I decided not to take it further because I didn't want to be ostracized -- par for the course when the predator has power and influence," he said.
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And when it comes to the red carpet, at least pretending to dress as yourself as opposed to, say, a cut flower or Disney caricature, has power.
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"Germany has power in abundance, despite the decommissioning of nuclear power plants," said Patrick Graichen, director of Agora energy transition, in a statement that accompanied the study.
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And they argue that because the federal government fundamentally has power over immigration law, that sort of obstruction is tantamount to ignoring the separation of powers itself.
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While most of Puerto Rico once again has access to running water — 80 percent, according to the latest report — less than 30 percent has power at this point.
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Music is information, for me it's a language in itself, a free language, nowadays almost anyone can access to it from The Internet, is has power against ignorance.
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The US territory, home to 2000 million people, has power available to less than 2250 percent of its people and phone service available to less than 40 percent.
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She is going to care about who runs the country and who has power and intersectional feminism and remain the beautiful, blonde, genteel Southern woman that she is.
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The teacher admiring the teenage girl's writing, telling her that she's special, that she's ageless, that he has a crush on her, that she has power over him.
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She encouraged others to have frank conversations about the complicated dynamics of the workplace — who has power, how it is wielded, and how subtle biases play into professional interactions.
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Apple says it's 40 percent faster than the A9, but also has power-management cores that hop in to take the load when the high-performance ones aren't; needed.
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While the primary season is about deciding what kind of person you want to represent your party, the general election is about making sure that your party has power.
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Smith convened the hearing to assert that his panel has power over the state officials and can enforce his wide-ranging subpoenas demanding numerous documents related to their work.
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But folks on the ground tell a different story: only 5% of the island has power; less than half has drinking water; almost 9,000 are still living in shelters.
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"I decided not to take it further because I didn't want to be ostracized -- par for the course when the predator has power and influence," he said on Twitter.
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Sanders as a candidate may not have the opportunity to be president, but Sanders the movement orchestrator still has power, he still has a voice, he still has influence.
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Previously, the government talked about only percentage of power-generating capacity restored, a figure that does not reflect the number or percentage of Puerto Rico's population that has power.
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While firms with less than $250 billion in assets would no longer be automatically subject to stricter oversight, the Fed still has power to apply those standards at will.
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Just over 10 percent of the island currently has power, and Puerto Rican officials have said it could take four to six months to restore power to some households.
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Lucal says that the conversation about diversity in the tech industry needs to move beyond just the numbers and examine who has power in terms of influence and decision-making.
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The ISS still has power, though, and the problem doesn't pose any threat to the crew, but NASA needs to replace the switch before spacecraft can visit the ISS again.
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Yes, the FBI and the Department of Justice-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Does that make Michael Horowitz as corrupt as all the people-- JARRETT: Well, but the DOJ has power over him.
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The former Florida governor laid out parts of his proposal to reform welfare, but also argued that the "public persona of the presidency has power" on this issue as well.
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When severe weather hits, if a Waffle House in the path of a storm is open, has power, and is offering its full menu, the Waffle House Index is green.
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Smith convened his Wednesday hearing to assert that his panel has power over the state officials and can enforce his wide-ranging subpoenas demanding numerous documents related to their work.
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And it has power, too: the power to stay the course in a title race, right to the final day, to overcome almost any opponent, to improve, however it might.
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The CDBF is not a mainstream French court and only has power to impose a fine but there can be no appeal against its findings unless there is new evidence.
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We have to build a society that is anti-patriarchal, where women don't have to suffer violence, which anyway is created by men, and where the working class has power.
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It's ironic, but although the company has power that exceeds nation-states, its plans to redevelop its Bay Area still need to be approved by city councils representing 80,000 people.
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"The underlying theory is that one group wants what the other group has, power, land -- two groups competing for the same thing," said University of Cambridge paleoanthropologist Dr. Marta Mirazon Lahr.
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Dissatisfied with this approach, Amy and her feminist-scientist peers (including "the alpha female of primatology," Sarah Hrdy) noticed that both fields were actually asking the same questions: Who has power?
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Whether in a military tribunal courtroom or a civilian one, the arc of the Egyptian moral universe bends not toward justice, but instead toward the political whim of whoever has power.
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Just 18% of Puerto Rico now has power, according to the island's energy utility, down from 43% before the line failed on Thursday, wiping out a quarter of Puerto Rico's power generation.
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The display and removal of these two works have sent powerful messages to the people of the United States about who has power, and art's role as a mechanism of that power.
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But our democracy is a beautiful way of protecting against violence, and ensuring that people's voices are really what determines who has power in our democracy, and so I believe in that.
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It lets you dive deep into just about any topic or story you're interested in, and has power-user features, like personalized content and the ability to save articles to read offline.
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In a world where brand loyalty is increasingly hard to come by, especially for consumer-facing companies like Procter & Gamble or Coca-Cola, Apple's burgeoning razor-razorblade model has power, he said.
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But Guaido's team may try a number of things, even if they are unlikely to work, because "politically it shows he is trying to do something, that he has power," Holder said.
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Among those who say they believe in God, a smaller percentage of younger Americans says God loves all people, has protected or rewarded them, or has power to direct or change things.
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IT'S ALL ABOUT WHO HAS POWER Leviticus, a 220-year-old who goes by Levi, was born and grew up in a single-parent household on the west side of Buffalo, New York.
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A hardline watchdog body, the Guardian Council, has disqualified thousands of Rouhani allies, barring them from entering the race for parliament and Assembly of Experts, which has power to appoint the supreme leader.
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This twisted perspective has a certain logic in a digital world where, thanks to the distribution of technologies across the populace, everyone has power that they didn't have just a few years ago.
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She has power to go with that precision, too: her forehand has been clocked as one of the fastest in the tournament—even faster than the forehand of men's No. 1 Andy Murray.
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"I'm going with G.G.G. because he's bigger and he has power, and he's consistent and he's strong and fearless and he goes in there and he fights," Mosley told The Mayweather Boxing Channel.
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This is a case in which it is the language, the way of phrasing something, that has power; in a hypothetical question, after all, no reason has been given to accept the hypothesis.
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She holds a highly coveted seat on the House Ways and Means Committee, which has power over the nation's tax code — a legislative position she has worked to highlight on the campaign trail.
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"This means that our satellite is alive, that it has power on board, the scientific equipment continues to work, and there is still a point in trying to establish contact with it," Kovalev said.
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Aegon is a name that has power and fame in Westeros, and since Rhaegaer was a studied believer in the Prince Who Promised prophecy, he must have found this name to be superstitiously important.
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They also have a relatively ridiculous 150 hours of battery life, meaning you can swim (or whatever, to be honest) while listening to music for as long as the device playing it has power.
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As the chairwoman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, she has power over the Interior Department's budget, and it's possible the pressure could have long-term negative effects for Zinke and Trump.
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"This bill is a response to a feeling out in the country about who has power in Washington and who should have power in Washington," said Patrick Burgwinkle, communications director for End Citizens United.
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The appellate opinion, which applies only to the jurisdictions that filed the suit, noted that the Supreme Court had repeatedly observed that the federal government has power over states where immigration policy is concerned.
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Plan an action, including determining a goal for change; identifying who or what body in the community has power to make the change; and deciding how to approach that person or those people. 4.
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Skeptical about what she was being told, the younger Sibert, who has power of attorney over her parents' finances, whipped out her mother's credit cards and began calling the card companies to check recent activity.
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He goes in search for his backstory and we open him up and you see what makes him tick and what is his Achilles heel, the thing he may have that has power over him.
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More from the Financial Times:US inflation climbs at fastest pace in more than a year in MarchTrump believes he has power to fire Mueller, says White HouseLawyer in Mueller probe sentenced to 30 days jail
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" The leader's superpower is controlling plants, she said, while one of the other characters has power over the "speed of particles," able to compress and accelerate water particles in the air and "steam burn you.
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Yet he has power, and it comes from how, much like the revolution punctured the decades of stasis that preceded it, he is now puncturing the stark reality that has emerged since the revolution failed.
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Initially this seems paradoxical — and it is paradoxical if we think of power in a traditional way where what we mean is who has power over whom or who rules and who are the ruled.
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So now you're telling a victim who has power wielded against them in all sorts of ways that they have a certain amount of time, depending on where they live, before their crime no longer matters.
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" Yankees manager Joe Girardi said of Devers, "We know the young man has power, and if you put the barrel of the bat to a 255 mile per hour fastball, it's probably going to go somewhere.
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Only 10 percent of the island has power at the moment and, according to the Puerto Rico state-owned electric company, some communities won't be able to turn the lights back on for four to six months.
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Aunt Lydia is someone who responds to pain by hurting those over whom she has power, and in both Gilead and the flashbacks, those people are women and children who have less social capital than she has.
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But many Puerto Ricans told BuzzFeed News that Trump's tweets were irrelevant — most couldn't see them or watch cable news because only 5% of the island has power, and people are busy rebuilding the shattered island anyway.
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But many Puerto Ricans told BuzzFeed News that Trump's tweets were irrelevant — most couldn't see them or watch cable news because only 2100% of the island has power, and people are busy rebuilding the shattered island anyway.
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But Guadagnino and Kajganich make the most of the film's setting, leaning into the idea that the physicality of dance itself has power — as a metaphor for Susie's own growing confidence, but literally supernatural power as well.
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Most of the island currently has power, and among the thousands still waiting for it, Higgins says says most, though not all, should be able to turn lights back on within the next three to four weeks.
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"The word still has power, sharp cruel fangs, and is still used to demean and destroy lives of young people up and down the UK," Justin Myers, an openly gay writer, said on his blog last month.
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The Communication and Media Commission, which has power over all broadcasters in Iraq, had been threatening to shut down nine channels, all headquartered outside the country, and many of which had been reporting critically on the government.
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Memorable Lyrics: Like Moses has power over sea / So you've got power over me The song takes an even sweeter meaning seeing as Chris Martin and then-wife Paltrow named their son after the song, three years later.
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The authority has power over a valuable sliver of New York: Battery Park City includes the Brookfield Place development, the global headquarters of Goldman Sachs and luxury hotels and restaurants, in addition to homes for about 10,000 residents.
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You begin your weekend with breakthroughs about whatever is holding you back, and take action to rebel against whatever has power over you, as communication planet Mercury meets power planet Pluto and the sun squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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But I don't think there was a really effective or concerted effort to really think about who has power, who doesn't have power, what voices do we hear, why do we gravitate toward certain voices, what are our own internal biases.
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And typically the convergence points of those areas: Power, which is who has power, who wants it, and what do they do when they get it; culture, which is the arts, food, how we live with one another, film, TV, etc.
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Similarly, the old gods are often people of color or immigrants with accents, while the new gods tend to be white and affluent — a canny message about who has power in modern America that becomes clearer when you see it lived out onscreen.
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It will activate something or because it self ... because it's got that Wi-Fi in it and it can actually self-integrate with or automatically integrate with Alexa devices, you can automatically start talking to it once it's installed and has power.
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While the office of president is largely a ceremonial role in Singapore, he or she has power to veto some of the government's decisions, for example in fiscal matters that touch on the country's reserves, or key appointments in the public service.
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That kind of involvement is inappropriate from any member of Congress, but it is especially egregious for the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, since his committee has power over appointments to top Pentagon posts as well as military officer promotions.
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They kicked off with "California Girls," Wilson belting out the lyrics, wavering off-note as he has been prone to do for the past couple of decades, but even this late into his victory lap, the man still has power to move.
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One of them is about, it's not just removing the individual bad guys, it's about rethinking who has power within institutions and what kinds of policies are in place that protect certain kinds of people and protect their power and add to it.
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At one point, Mr. Bannon describes Mr. Trump acting "like a 9-year-old," an observation that has power not because it was unique to those who worked for the president but because it is now on the record in Mr. Bannon's name.
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"A protester has power that makes the dictatorship tremble," Cruz said, comparing a man shot in the chest by a Hong Kong police officer last week to the protester who stared down a column of tanks in Tiananmen Square during the 1989 anti-government protests.
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That's why I'm using the term sexual violence throughout this essay to describe not just physical violence, like sexual assault, but also acts of sexual intimidation that don't involve physical contact, like Louis C.K. masturbating in front of unwilling women over whom he has power.
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"If a supervening event means a legal person no longer has power to perform, or benefit from, a contract then on any ordinary approach that contract has been frustrated," the EMA said in documents dated April 15, which were seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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" Guaido has defended his political challenge as constitutionally mandated, saying that as president of the democratically elected National Assembly he has power to hold the position of interim president, "if at the outset of a new term there is no elected head of state.
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Other parties like the Indian National Congress and the B.J.P., who initially welcomed the Supreme Court's judgment, have reversed their positions to support the orthodoxy, sensing political opportunity — even as the B.J.P. has quietly enabled gender-neutral temple entry in states where it has power.
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But it's a deceptively simple question, because the implications cut across all kinds of issues, like who has power and privilege, who is seen onscreen and written into stories and how they're portrayed, and what kind of context is best for different sorts of storytelling.
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The characters in Eyes Wide Shut are on much more equal footing than those in Phantom Thread, but Phantom Thread is also very smart about how there are certain situations where Alma has power over Reynolds, when you might expect him to have more power over her.
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As Seitz points out in his tweet thread, the season's justly acclaimed eighth episode (which goes back to the detonation of the first atomic bombs to trace the roots of the series' greatest evils) has power precisely because the series is structured like a TV show.
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Power producer PG&E Corp will ask the judge overseeing its bankruptcy on Wednesday to block companies with which it has power purchase agreements from intervening in a dispute with a federal regulator regarding jurisdiction over the contracts and their more than $40 billion in obligations.
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"So many of the overt acts and furtherance of the conspiracy to obstruct justice [in Watergate] are things that I can hear Donald Trump's lawyer arguing, 'Well, the president has power to do that, he has absolute authority so he can't be charged with it,' " she said.
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It started back in the fall of 2016, when the research firm PerryUndem began hearing something new in focus groups with Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters: "this palpable sense of who has power and control and who's losing it," Tresa Undem, a partner at PerryUndem, told Vox.
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"We've line up artists who won't just entertain but will remind the world that music has power to bring people together, to heal, to move us to action and to tell the stories of a generation," Michael Lang, co-founder and producer of the 1969 and 2019 Woodstock festivals, said.
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In that way, the ability to choose what we wear every day has power, so it makes sense to put that power to use, be it through a feminist Dior T-shirt, a Hillary Clinton-style pant suit, or, in this case, by reclaiming the corset and subverting its oppressive roots.
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It's not clear whether Obama always has a personal retinue of stormtroopers on hand in the White House, or whether the suited soldiers were there just for Star Wars Day, but it's good to see the commander in chief has power over the space military as well as US forces.
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Guerrilla groups claim they took arms in 1964 to protect the interests of peasants; paramilitary groups have defended the agro-industrial model over the claims of small property owners; and the army claims it can't control who has power over Colombia's land, despite receiving plenty of military aid from the United States.
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The biggest surprise came moments after the hearing adjourned, when the Manhattan district attorney revealed a new case against Manafort involving alleged business and mortgage fraud offenses in violation of New York state law -- a set of 16 charges for which, if he is found guilty, could not be pardoned by President Donald Trump, who only has power over federal cases.
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A private conversation made public has power, and genuine snippets of eavesdropping remain common enough in politics, in ever-evolving forms: a cache of email conversations about running a campaign, a chat-room transcript revealing plans for violence at a rally, a hot-mic recording of a future presidential candidate and an "Access Hollywood" host discussing what they're entitled to do to women.
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" California Attorney General Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE said at a news conference that Trump does not have the power to "act frivolously" to redirect federal funding away from where it has been appropriated by Congress, which has "power to direct dollars, the power of the purse.
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Here's a typical passage from Antifederalist No. 67: His power of nomination, garrisoned by troops at his direction, unrestrained power of granting pardons for treason, which may be used to screen from punishment those whom he had secretly instigated to commit the crime, and thereby prevent discovery of his own guilt; his duration in office for four years — these and various other principles evidently prove the truth of the position — that if the president is possessed of ambition, he has power and time sufficient to ruin his country.
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