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Meanings of new powers in English

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Usage of new powers in English
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A new immigration act comes into effect today introducing sweeping new powers.
Radio NZ
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Police want new powers to deal with an escalating boy racer problem.
Radio NZ
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Those new powers would form the basis for devo plus, Purvis said.
The Guardian
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The French parliament has approved extensive new powers for the intelligence services.
BBC
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All in all, those new powers marked an important change, he claimed.
The Guardian
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It has also pledged to use its new powers to target price-fixing.
The Irish Times
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The new powers are expected to extend that remit to all Britons.
Reuters
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The new powers came into force on Monday for England and Wales.
BBC
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The internal organs of the body assume new functions and new powers.
The Physical Life of Woman: Advice to the Maiden, Wife and Mothe...
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Out of the depths of the mind new powers are always emerging.
The Scientific Monthly, October to December, 1915
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His mind possessed new powers, because it was one with the Unnamable.
Oberheim (Voices): A Chronicle of War
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The EU court of justice gets new powers over policing and criminal justice.
The Guardian
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Flaherty gave new powers to oversee CMHC to Canada's banking regulator last year.
Reuters
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He won new powers from the Government and bulked up its enforcement unit.
The Irish Times
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If Wilshaw needs new powers, he is willing to consider this.
The Guardian
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And that's why mayors must use their new powers to re-regulate their buses.
The Guardian
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