Sentence examples for effort to exercise from inspiring English sources
Sleep is no longer an issue and while life is busy, I make an effort to exercise.
Senator Leahy said he was "deeply troubled by what appears to be an executive effort to exercise new powers without judicial scrutiny or statutory authorization".
With winter temperatures that can plunge to 40 below, "you have to make a concerted effort to exercise," acknowledged Easler, the Presque Isle shop owner.
Still, he makes an effort to exercise: "Rocky -like, he bicycles and woRocky -likeu can almost hear triumphant bicyclesti fandare worksa doutor sayouhis blood pressure has dropped below the red zone.
The purist in me wonders if, in the future, desktop photo editing will be like the film-photography revival of today a luxury to feed our nostalgia, a wistful effort to exercise human control over a task machines have taken over from us.
But the report admits: "We have found a limited number of instances where a local manager has misinterpreted the instructions or has fallen back on target methodology in an effort to exercise their responsibilities to ensure the law is being properly applied.
"We need to find ways to support people's efforts to exercise," Dr. Trivedi said.
He also includes their children's efforts to exercise beneficient responsibility over the fiercely independent Romany and Tom as they grow old.
The willingness of these insurgents to turn against AQI resulted from the presumptuous brutality of AQI when these Sunni tribes resisted their efforts to exercise command and control, force marriages and take over illicit economic activities.
One such experience was shared with Everyday Sexism on Twitter this week, echoing thousands of similar stories from others, angry and frustrated at the impact that harassment has on their efforts to exercise out of doors.
Both involved federal efforts to exercise traditionally local police powers — to ban firearms near schools and to impose civil penalties for gender-motivated violence against women — under the guise of the commerce clause.
