Definition of power base in English:

power base

noun

A source of authority, influence, or support, especially in politics or negotiations.
the party's power base was confined to one province
Example sentencesExamples
- The diversity of our members is the power base of our organization in achieving our goals.
- Originally given an administrative appointment, he used his new position at the heart of the party to build up speedily a personal power base.
- Their power base lay in the universities and in the support they received from government.
- It would throw off the neocon power base and realign all manner of forces.
- The king's authority had been fatally undermined as the narrow power base of his administration had nothing to fall back on.
- As a man in charge of the presidential guard units he sees his authority to enhance his own influence and consolidate his power base.
- She says the party is losing its traditional power base, as the influence of the farming community declines.
- That, in turn, played a key role in weakening the power base of the old political establishment.
- His party held most of the parliamentary seats and provided the government with its power base.
- He had lost a lot of support and his power base was rapidly disappearing.
- Particular groups of senior managers re-aligned in order to sustain their power base.
- This is an opportunity to undercut its domestic power base and also to curb extremism.
- If it is set up it will undoubtedly take unto itself many of the powers now exercised by local councils, thus removing local democracy to a distant power base.
- A royal family held power through links with local leaders, landlords and military figures who had a power base in different areas of the country.
- They would use their powers to establish a power base for themselves and create a world where those with powers would rule.
- The Chancellor does not have a strong power base within his party either.
- They tried to block her getting the party chairmanship, but failed because of her independent power base in the constituency vote.
- I do not think we should chastise unions or put a black mark against them because they want to have a stronger power base.
- This combined force on Iberia's eastern coast created a new power base in Spain that would help to shape the Peninsula in the centuries to come.
- My concern with this is that rural communities are going to be neglected and forgotten by the power base of the urban voter.

Definition of power base in US English:

power base

nounˈpou(ə)r ˌbāsˈpaʊ(ə)r ˌbeɪs

A source of authority, influence, or support, especially in politics or negotiations.
the party's power base was confined to one province
Example sentencesExamples
- It would throw off the neocon power base and realign all manner of forces.
- She says the party is losing its traditional power base, as the influence of the farming community declines.
- Originally given an administrative appointment, he used his new position at the heart of the party to build up speedily a personal power base.
- This combined force on Iberia's eastern coast created a new power base in Spain that would help to shape the Peninsula in the centuries to come.
- Their power base lay in the universities and in the support they received from government.
- This is an opportunity to undercut its domestic power base and also to curb extremism.
- I do not think we should chastise unions or put a black mark against them because they want to have a stronger power base.
- His party held most of the parliamentary seats and provided the government with its power base.
- The diversity of our members is the power base of our organization in achieving our goals.
- The king's authority had been fatally undermined as the narrow power base of his administration had nothing to fall back on.
- As a man in charge of the presidential guard units he sees his authority to enhance his own influence and consolidate his power base.
- A royal family held power through links with local leaders, landlords and military figures who had a power base in different areas of the country.
- They would use their powers to establish a power base for themselves and create a world where those with powers would rule.
- If it is set up it will undoubtedly take unto itself many of the powers now exercised by local councils, thus removing local democracy to a distant power base.
- They tried to block her getting the party chairmanship, but failed because of her independent power base in the constituency vote.
- Particular groups of senior managers re-aligned in order to sustain their power base.
- He had lost a lot of support and his power base was rapidly disappearing.
- The Chancellor does not have a strong power base within his party either.
- My concern with this is that rural communities are going to be neglected and forgotten by the power base of the urban voter.
- That, in turn, played a key role in weakening the power base of the old political establishment.

单词	power base
释义	Definition of power base in English: power base noun A source of authority, influence, or support, especially in politics or negotiations. the party's power base was confined to one province Example sentencesExamples The diversity of our members is the power base of our organization in achieving our goals. Originally given an administrative appointment, he used his new position at the heart of the party to build up speedily a personal power base. Their power base lay in the universities and in the support they received from government. It would throw off the neocon power base and realign all manner of forces. The king's authority had been fatally undermined as the narrow power base of his administration had nothing to fall back on. As a man in charge of the presidential guard units he sees his authority to enhance his own influence and consolidate his power base. She says the party is losing its traditional power base, as the influence of the farming community declines. That, in turn, played a key role in weakening the power base of the old political establishment. His party held most of the parliamentary seats and provided the government with its power base. He had lost a lot of support and his power base was rapidly disappearing. Particular groups of senior managers re-aligned in order to sustain their power base. This is an opportunity to undercut its domestic power base and also to curb extremism. If it is set up it will undoubtedly take unto itself many of the powers now exercised by local councils, thus removing local democracy to a distant power base. A royal family held power through links with local leaders, landlords and military figures who had a power base in different areas of the country. They would use their powers to establish a power base for themselves and create a world where those with powers would rule. The Chancellor does not have a strong power base within his party either. They tried to block her getting the party chairmanship, but failed because of her independent power base in the constituency vote. I do not think we should chastise unions or put a black mark against them because they want to have a stronger power base. This combined force on Iberia's eastern coast created a new power base in Spain that would help to shape the Peninsula in the centuries to come. My concern with this is that rural communities are going to be neglected and forgotten by the power base of the urban voter. Definition of power base in US English: power base nounˈpou(ə)r ˌbāsˈpaʊ(ə)r ˌbeɪs A source of authority, influence, or support, especially in politics or negotiations. the party's power base was confined to one province Example sentencesExamples It would throw off the neocon power base and realign all manner of forces. She says the party is losing its traditional power base, as the influence of the farming community declines. Originally given an administrative appointment, he used his new position at the heart of the party to build up speedily a personal power base. This combined force on Iberia's eastern coast created a new power base in Spain that would help to shape the Peninsula in the centuries to come. Their power base lay in the universities and in the support they received from government. This is an opportunity to undercut its domestic power base and also to curb extremism. I do not think we should chastise unions or put a black mark against them because they want to have a stronger power base. His party held most of the parliamentary seats and provided the government with its power base. The diversity of our members is the power base of our organization in achieving our goals. The king's authority had been fatally undermined as the narrow power base of his administration had nothing to fall back on. As a man in charge of the presidential guard units he sees his authority to enhance his own influence and consolidate his power base. A royal family held power through links with local leaders, landlords and military figures who had a power base in different areas of the country. They would use their powers to establish a power base for themselves and create a world where those with powers would rule. If it is set up it will undoubtedly take unto itself many of the powers now exercised by local councils, thus removing local democracy to a distant power base. They tried to block her getting the party chairmanship, but failed because of her independent power base in the constituency vote. Particular groups of senior managers re-aligned in order to sustain their power base. He had lost a lot of support and his power base was rapidly disappearing. The Chancellor does not have a strong power base within his party either. My concern with this is that rural communities are going to be neglected and forgotten by the power base of the urban voter. That, in turn, played a key role in weakening the power base of the old political establishment.
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