Sentence examples for and exercised by the from inspiring English sources

At the end of this chilling volume Mr. Savage offers a concise and powerful conclusion: "The expansive presidential powers claimed and exercised by the Bush-Cheney White House are now an immutable part of American history — not controversies but facts.

The Scottish Social Attitudes survey certainly suggests voters are conscious and exercised by the currency issue: it found that while 79% of voters would want an independent Scotland to use sterling, only 57% think it likely.

Executive, legislative, and especially judicial tasks were shared between the different social classes and exercised by all the government bodies.

Paine saw only mystification and special pleading in such arguments, and was exercised by the problems of the day: "It is the living, and not the dead, that are to be accommodated".

From stage 2, control increases, and is exercised by the owner, by the market and by the formal processes which start to appear, even timidly, during this stage of the life cycle.

The judge has been quick to argue that the Press Complaints Commission was "not really a regulator" but "a complaints mechanism" and is exercised by the cost for ordinary individuals who need to seek redress.

"All power springs from the people, belongs to the people and is exercised by the people," insisted the political veteran who now heads Popular Unity's list of honorary state MPs.

Both Charles and William are passionate in their support for the world's endangered wildlife, and increasingly exercised by the threat posed to that wildlife by organised criminal gangs which slaughter animals for their tusks or horns or other body parts.

I recall as a student at school and university being exercised by the injustices of apartheid in South Africa and the war in Vietnam.

Bradshaw and Farrelly were exercised by the fact that the PCC's annual statistics did not show which titles had generated the most complaints.

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