Sentence examples for also exercised by from inspiring English sources

Temelkuran is also exercised by the Sener and Şık arrests on charges of "causing political chaos through media".

He was also exercised by the tabloids' treatment of Christopher Jefferies, the innocent man who arrested by police investigating the murder of Bristol architect Joanna Yeates.

With several papers also exercised by his government's decision to spend £9m on distributing pro-EU leaflets, they opened a second front on the offshore tax business.

They are also exercised by software such as Tor, which disguises the location of the person surfing the net, sending messages or using chat.

PW: The Blair team are also exercised by damaging leak in the Daily Mirror of a memo written five months earlier by Wegg-Prosser suggesting a new media strategy.

The Mail was also exercised by Miliband's promise to give 16-year-olds the vote: "No doubt he hopes that as they pay no taxes, they'll back the party that spends most.

He also exercises by chasing his 20-month-old son, Asher, around his apartment in Astoria, Queens, while his wife, Morgan, 36, a social worker, takes a bit of well-deserved rest.

Their moral methodology therefore reflected a modest belief about what philosophy can accomplish in normative ethics, as against the intuitive reflection that is also exercised, if less systematically, by non-philosophers.

Most participants had also exercised their rights as citizens by attending the gram sabha or village development council meetings (64.7%) and voting in village elections (75.2%).

Abduction is also typically exercised by juries when they decide whether the prosecution has established the guilt of the defendant "beyond a reasonable doubt".

A foreign state engaging in "commercial" activities "do[es] not exercise powers peculiar to sovereigns"; rather, it "exercise[s] only those powers that can also be exercised by private citizens". Id., at 704.