Sentence examples for aggressively exercised from inspiring English sources

For the last four years, Barack Obama has not only asserted, but aggressively exercised, the power to target for execution anyone he wants, including US citizens, anywhere in the world.

I ate raw till four, aggressively exercised, and prized my period-less adolescence.

"Super PACs on both sides of the aisle are more aggressively exercising the latitude that they already had under existing law but had not yet fully exploited," said Robert Kelner, a prominent Republican election lawyer.

He cited a concurring opinion of Justice William O. Douglas in one of the 1975 cases, saying that immunity from antitrust laws was available "only if the S.E.C. is actively and aggressively exercising its powers of review and approval".

Moreover, the fact that the Internet service providers have not been aggressively exercising their editorial discretion does not mean that they have no right to exercise their editorial discretion.

If anything, prosecutorial discretion should be exercised more aggressively in this market, particularly given the lack of accountability that this sector has enjoyed.

I take patient's bleeding complaints very seriously and aggressively work it up as quickly as I can. 3. It is hard to incorporate exercise into family life.

None of this has discouraged him from continuing to run and exercise aggressively, although recently, according to several of his aides, he has toned down his competitive displays.

Stephen Holden, reviewing it in 1993 in The New York Times, called it "an aggressively spectacular exercise in planetary consciousness raising".

Thus "Nobel Son," an aggressively noisy exercise in style over substance about nasty people doing nasty things to one another in (sigh) Southern California.

"The board asked the right questions, exercised diligence and acted aggressively on the basis of the information that was presented to it," a Merrill spokeswoman said.