Sentence examples for effectively exercised from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Congress gave the President the power to sanction nations that are not fully cooperating against terrorism, but the power has not been effectively exercised.

Thus there is ample warrant for thinking, as we do, that the constitutional provisions which commit the legislative function to the two houses are intended to include this attribute to the end that the function may be effectively exercised.

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

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

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.