The biggest constraint on Ms Rousseff's power may come from within.
It was the great novelist Walker Percy who warned of America's downfall, not at the hand of a great outside power, but from crumbling within.
The answer lies in a huge yet barely acknowledged shift of power within government: from the civil-service machine to ministerial personal advisers and spin-doctors.
He said Friday's marathon cabinet session concentrated on the latter, amid a wider debate within the Labour Party about devolving power from Whitehall and localising public services.
Such decisions would nevertheless reflect a view shared by many, both from within the industry and among nuclear power opponents, namely that old nuclear power stations are considerably less safe - or more dangerous - than new ones.
But that strategy would give him time to transfer his position and executive functions from the Yugoslav federal presidency back to his power base within the republic of Serbia itself.
The gap between the pantograph, which is the arm on top of the train car that draws power from overhead lines, and the catenary system must remain within a precise distance and tension.
It is hardly surprising that the most powerful drug gangs should have moved from Colombia to within sight of the border: power lies closest to the consumer.
Former finance ministers Jack McConnell MSP, Andy Kerr MSP and Tom McCabe MSP told the Finance Committee the tartan tax was fully functioning and ready to implement within its ten month operating window, when they were in power from 1999 - 2007.
Previous surveys in Jersey have found one third of emissions comes from cars and other transport, and another third for domestic heating and power within the home, and the remainder for running essential services and powering businesses and manufacturing activities.
For the true source of American power does not lie within that building because as Americans, we draw our strength from the rich tapestry of our people -- just looking at the people before me, looking at the families before me.
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And they catapulted Barak to power in 1999 after he promised them that if elected he would withdraw the IDF from Lebanon within a year of taking office.
He did not build alliances within the country that might have reinforced his power base and he shied away from travelling abroad to whip up potential support in the West.
Or wander a little further afield to Georgie's namesake: Washington, DC, is only an hour away from the Inn, meaning there's always some fine dining and political power lunching within reach.
The nuclear sites ban, which affects 80 facilities such as power plants and Energy Department areas, restricts aircraft flying below 18, 000 feet from coming within a radius of 10 nautical miles of each facility.
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Mostly originating from Kenya's central highlands, the Kikuyu have long wielded strong economic and political power within the country.
Controlling steering using electric motors also helps to reduce fuel consumption and hence carbon-dioxide emissions. (Electric motors require power only when the steering wheel is turned, whereas a hydraulic pump drains power from the engine all the time.) Ford reckons 90% of its cars will have electronic steering within three years.
He says that, although this was a dispute within the conservative camp, the reformist opposition is bound to gather encouragement from seeing those in power engage in such a divisive argument among themselves.
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