Sentence examples for broadly exercised from inspiring English sources

Federal courts have broadly exercised their powers in enjoining persons from taking office and voiding elections.

Distraction – or shared attention – is key in this assessment, since "when we talk about multitasking, we are really talking about attention: the art of paying attention, the ability to shift our attention, and, more broadly, to exercise judgment about what objects are worthy of our attention" (Rosen, 2008), which can be affected when new digital technologies are introduced in the classroom.

Thus, we suggest that caution be exercised in broadly applying all ground plan ideas to different eusocial lineages with different origins and life histories.

It also enhances the safety for all so we are able to more easily, broadly, and safely exercise individual freedom.

This population was broadly criticized for exercising its democratic right of protest during the War in Gaza.

However good the models developed from the present sample set might be, caution must be exercised in extrapolating these results broadly to all gasoline and diesel engine emissions.

The Treasury secretary didn't so much go to Congress and ask for power and then exercise it broadly and flagrantly.

He says broadly that the weather is "backing off" but extreme caution should still be exercised.

In developing governance indicators, the World Bank broadly defined governance "... as the traditions and institutions by which authority in a country is exercised" (p.2) [ 16].

More broadly, few major historical figures have done or said nothing that deserves criticism, certainly not any historical figure who has exercised governmental authority.

It is not just a matter of exercising an institutional imagination within broadly understood democratic norms and ideals.