Sentence examples for appropriately exercised from inspiring English sources

Judge Engelmayer found that the New York Fed appropriately exercised its authority to try to preserve the banking system, reduce the threat of "grave national and international financial repercussions" and minimize losses to the public.

Protesters were surprised when, later, the Chicago Police Department announced that anyone who did not vacate Grant Park and walk across the street on Michigan Avenue (where the police appropriately exercised its discretion and allowed continued protest) would be arrested – which they were.

While many cases of sick leave due to incapacitating NP are likely to be appropriately exercised, fear-avoidance theory [ 15] suggests there may also be cases where fearful cognitions about pain prohibit work attendance rather than actual functional limitation.

The clever thing here is that the app tracks your activity passively by simply running in the background on the phone, then automatically categorizing the hours you log appropriately ("work," "exercise," etc).

Instead of assessing the situation appropriately and exercising restraint, she poured gasoline on the fire.

In particular, these authors analyze the adoption of ten accounting options, and their results demonstrate that only three options (regarding the valuation of pensions and two transition options) are exercised appropriately and aligned under IFRS.

This has two problems; firstly, the class could be too broad to be administratively workable, and second, the courts are unable to judge if the power has been exercised appropriately.

Intervention checks will also be included to ensure that participants engaged with and completed the implementation intention and mental imagery exercises appropriately and according to protocol.

An intervention programme entitled 'Eat Well Keep Active' aimed at increasing women's self-determination to eat a healthy diet and to exercise appropriately is proposed, that will incorporate SDT's three fundamental components.

"Judicial independence is really important … but in order to be exercised freely and appropriately, it has to be exercised without bias".

How do we know they exercised the discretion appropriately without sorting out some of these facts?" Ms. Paulson countered that the officers had a full view of the suspect when they opened fire, "and there was nobody in the line of sight; there was nobody at risk".