Sentence examples for begin to exercise from inspiring English sources

There could be a silver lining for local government as local communities begin to exercise powers under the Localism Act.

With the Taliban out of power (news articles, Nov. 21), Afghan women can now begin to exercise their basic human rights.

There are signs that Turkey's leaders, despite their decision to sit out the war, have been eager to begin to exercise greater influence over the future of northern Iraq.

He said he then decided he wanted to commission a virtual game about it "to help young people begin to exercise the act of seeing, which is the basis for appreciating art".

A quarter of the options vest after the first anniversary of the initial option grant — the "one-year cliff" — and then employees can begin to exercise them.

And as more people begin to exercise these stock options–and often realize hefty gains they are learning this lesson the hard way and getting hit with an oversize tax bill in April.

Madrid began to exercise a degree of control.

But Barcelona was just warming to its task, Xavi just beginning to exercise control and concentration.

Barcelona was just warming to its task, Xavi just beginning to exercise control and concentration.

Rob begins to exercise physical as well as emotional control, determined to make Helen pregnant.

France has begun to exercise leadership; the United States must not dither in doing its share.