Sentence examples for be exercised in a from inspiring English sources
But under the law they cannot be exercised in a discriminatory manner.
But, he cautioned, "You should not expect politics to be exercised in a very polite way.
The Wilderness Act allowed existing mining "patents" -- claims to the minerals in a given location -- to be exercised in a few wilderness areas.
However, while this power is broad, "these granted powers are always subject to the limitation that they may not be exercised in a way that violates other specific provisions of the Constitution".
It also says that the powers "should not be exercised in a way which unfairly discriminates against a person" on any of a number of grounds, including race or religion, and that the examining officer should bear in mind that the primary reason for using the powers is "to maximise disruption of terrorist movements into and out of the United Kingdom".
Erin Duggan of the Manhattan district attorney's office said that while the office respected the First Amendment right of citizens to protest, "This right must be exercised in a way that does not violate the law or infringe upon other citizens' rights".
He also mentioned the need to make sure "power will be exercised in an open and transparent fashion".
"It's really important that citizens are confident that government is being exercised in an accountable way.
On the other hand, where parenting is exercised in an authoritarian style, children have less open conversation with their parents.
