Sentence examples for an effective exercise of from inspiring English sources

It is an effective exercise of "soft" power.

What is particularly difficult to argue for, and to maintain, is an arrangement that, while it leaves a people clearly free politically to discuss fully all matters of public interest with a view toward governing itself, routinely prepares that same people for an effective exercise of its considerable freedom.

However, it is a necessary pre-condition for an effective exercise of supervisory tasks, that supervisory decisions are implemented fully and without delay.

The activity presented here serves to address this deficit with an effective exercise that combines concepts of development and evolution.

Rather than an abdication of power, therefore, it could reasonably be argued that EU membership, for Britain, is actually a pretty effective exercise of power.

When the government ratified article 34 of the human rights convention, it agreed "not to hinder the effective exercise" of an individual's right to complain to the court.

Summary: The SEC adopted these rules, which change the federal proxy rules, in an effort to increase the effective exercise of shareholders' State law rights to nominate and elect directors to company boards of directors.

The powers of legislation, adjudication, enforcement, taxation, war-making (and the less familiar right of control of normative doctrine) are connected in such a way that a loss of one may thwart effective exercise of the rest; for example, legislation without interpretation and enforcement will not serve to regulate conduct.

The storage of these data on EU territory is a means to facilitate the effective exercise of that control.

Furthermore, it would take time as well as political will to ensure that this plan leads to a reduction in violence and effective exercise of labor rights.

Rather, the goal of the course is to develop such a theory, a theory that takes into account the similarities and differences among the very different institutional sectors in American life, and a theory that distinguishes authentic leadership from four related matters, the effective exercise of power, effective management, having a "top job," and celebrity.