Sentence examples for be exercised by a from inspiring English sources

Nor are the limits on the "discretion" to be exercised by a caretaker made clear.

The more the political elite is sealed off from any kind of political and social counterweight, the more control will be exercised by a City and corporate oligarchy.

It is properly identified as a right, available to be exercised by a defendant unless and until the right is amended or circumscribed by express legislation".

In its judgment, the court said: "Following the removal from power of the Ba'ath regime and until the accession of the Iraqi interim government, the United Kingdom (together with the United States) assumed in Iraq the exercise of some of the public powers normally to be exercised by a sovereign government.

Under the compromise now being discussed, H.M.O.'s could be sued like doctors and hospitals if, in making medical decisions, they failed to exercise "ordinary care" -- the degree of care, skill and diligence that would be exercised by a reasonable and prudent health care professional.

The constitution of the Republic of Cyprus, adopted in 1960, provided that executive power be exercised by a Greek Cypriot president and a Turkish Cypriot vice president, elected to five-year terms by universal suffrage, and that there be a Council of Ministers (cabinet) comprising seven Greek Cypriot and three Turkish Cypriot members.

Another is to supervise challenges to character: "As much as I might be exercised by an 18-year-old leaving this school shaky on confidence, I'm at least as exercised by the golden schoolboy who's found it too easy.

Such changes can rarely be exercised by an act of will.

Parliament will expect only that the power is to be exercised by an appropriate official.

Ultimate control is recorded as being exercised by a Swiss company, Profima SA.

Within the municipality, these powers are exercised by a governing body elected by the people.