Sentence examples for concerned to exercise from inspiring English sources

Yasay called then only for "all those concerned to exercise restraint and sobriety".

Here is one: For its part, the whaling commission urged both sides to stop violent tactics, calling on "the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society to refrain from dangerous actions that jeopardize safety at sea, and on vessels and crews concerned to exercise restraint," according to the Associated Press.

China also condemned the missile test but urged "all parties concerned" to exercise restraint "and avoid intensifying tensions".

No Party shall authorize any fishing vessel entitled to fly its flag to be used for fishing on the high seas unless the Party is satisfied that it is able, taking into account the links that exist between it and the fishing vessel concerned, to exercise effectively its responsibilities under this Agreement in respect of that fishing vessel.

UNICEF joins the United Nations Secretary-General's call for all concerned to exercise maximum restraint and to do everything possible to prevent the use of force and further violence.

"We call on parties concerned to stay calm, exercise restraint and avoid escalation of tensions on the Korean peninsula," foreign ministry spokesman Liu Weimin said at a press briefing on Tuesday.

He said he was not sufficiently concerned to call off his exercise, but, as an architect -- who has helped design major public buildings, like the San Francisco Public Library -- he said he was aware of the vulnerability of suspension bridges.

Typically, concerned citizens try to exercise some direct level of control by resorting to lawsuits, sometimes under archaic provisions of a nuisance law, and referendum mechanisms to curtail or stop such operation.

Obtain your doctor's approval if there is any question concerning your ability to exercise with your present fitness level and overall health level.

Cuban-Americans vote predominantly Republican and African-Americans vote predominantly Democratic, she noted, adding that Mr. Bush was eager to show those voters that he was concerned with their ability to exercise a fundamental American right.

There are now many intentionally created communities organized around particular health concerns, from dieting to exercise to smoking cessation to combating any number of conditions.