Sentence examples for be exercised in establishing from inspiring English sources
At all events, caution must be exercised in establishing a causal relationship between implementation strategy in hospitals and quantitative results, as health-care organisation culture – which is hierarchical to a greater or lesser degree and guides individual behaviour within such organisations – tends to intervene in this relationship.
I was exercising in Hawaii.
The legislation states that it will reject "material support" of the measures' implementation, and goes on to claim that any person found to be exercising powers established in Sections 1021 or 1022 would risk criminal penalties.
In ruling on a civil rights lawsuit brought by Mr. Glik after the wiretapping charges were dismissed, the appeals court judges said he "was exercising his clearly established First Amendment rights in filming the officers in a public space".
They are exercises in deflation.
In this case, the institution is exercising its prerogative to establish an employer-employee relationship.
What happened was that whereas the influence of other such men is usually exercised in humbler spheres he established himself in the highest quarters in the land.
During this assessment, the exercise threshold achieved reflects a patient's risk category 4; future health prediction, 5 6 is used in establishing appropriate exercise prescription intensity levels, progression within an exercise programme and as an outcome measure.
But its passage to Britain in 1851 carried a different meaning: it was a carefully choreographed exercise in establishing the majesty of the Raj - and the one-way flow of riches from it.
