Sentence examples for condition to exercise from inspiring English sources

"With vast parts of Syria completely destroyed by Assad's air-force, army and militias over the last three years, and with a third of Syria's population displaced internally or in refugee camps in the region, there is no electorate in Syria in a condition to exercise its right to vote," the main Syrian Opposition Coalition said in a statement last month.

But the conditions to exercise the right are strict.

All eligible participants will be required to obtain approval from their local doctor to clear them of any contraindicated medical conditions to exercise, based on American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) guidelines [ 8].

We forget that our bodies simply need to move as we condition ourselves to exercise; many of us have to drive somewhere to go for a walk.

Exclusion criteria were: lower limb arthroplasty; physiotherapy for knee pain in preceding 12 months; intra-articular injections in preceding 6 months; unstable medical conditions; inability/unwillingness to exercise; severe lack of mobility; inability to understand English.

Test conditions were similar to exercise conditions with the exception that during the test a time pressure and/or precision constraint was imposed on the participants.

USDA organic standards require that the cows graze outdoors, on pasture, for as long as the grazing season allows, that they be kept in uncrowded conditions with opportunity to exercise and that their manure be managed to avoid contaminating soil, water or crops.

A company's job isn't to empower people; it's to remind people that they walk in the door with power and to create the conditions for them to exercise it". But if the company doesn't do it for you, it is your duty to do it for yourself.

This insight led to the view that politics should not be concerned solely with securing the conditions for individuals to exercise their powers of autonomous choice, as we also need to sustain and promote the social attachments crucial to our sense of well-being and respect, many of which have been involuntarily picked up during the course of our upbringing.

The standardized patient for session 4 is designed to portray a challenging patient with multiple medical and psychosocial conditions and barriers to exercise.

Did the individual's condition impair their ability to exercise appropriate judgment, make rational choices or think clearly?