Sentence examples for effectively exercise from inspiring English sources

BBC Worldwide can effectively exercise control over who buys the stake.

We live in an interest-group democracy, where those who shout loudest and organize most effectively exercise power.

If the estates voted by order, the clergy and nobility would effectively exercise a veto power over important decisions.

The law does purport to leave EPA some regulatory powers, but then takes away EPA's ability to effectively exercise those powers.

The experiment — effectively, exercise in a dish — is an efficient way of screening a large number of chemicals before selecting the most promising candidates for trials on intact mice.

"A European federation means nothing less than a European government and parliament that effectively exercise legislative and executive powers within the federation," Mr. Fischer said in a speech at Berlin's Humboldt University.

The proposals say they "start from the position that each of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is a unit that both can and should determine its own affairs to the extent that it considers it should; but that each unit should also be free to choose to share, through an efficient and effective United Kingdom, functions which are more effectively exercised on a shared basis".

In this article, he offers a method for effectively exercising that power.

Although this committee was controlled by the whips' office, Fox effectively exercised a great deal of influence.

Interestingly, the adaptive technique is effectively exercised in various control issues including stability, tracking error, and parameter uncertainties.

Alongside such arrant cobblers runs a whole series of Fifa initiatives designed to reinforce the idea that it is Earth's most effectively exercised soft power.