Sentence examples for exercise existing from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, Cathay announced that it had signed a letter of intent to buy 30 Airbus aircraft and that it planned to exercise existing purchasing rights for 6 Boeing aircraft.
Mr. Gates told reporters traveling with him in South America on Wednesday that a team of officials he sent to Iraq to examine the use of security contractors had submitted several recommendations, including having field commanders exercise existing military law more aggressively to punish contractors who commit crimes.
Individual aspirations determine whether an immigrant chooses to exercise existing capabilities.
That it's first and foremost a brand marketing exercise, existing in another realm entirely to the reality of shopping on Amazon outside a chosen handful of regions and markets where delivery has been hyper-prioritized by the company.
(Here, one should plan on providing a framework for students to learn new skills, not just exercise existing abilities).
Simultaneously, Roosevelt exercised existing presidential authority to designate public lands as national forests in order to make them off-limits to commercial exploitation of lumber, minerals, and waterpower.
Participants attempted these more challenging exercises when their existing exercise RPE was <5.
Often, they say, the creation of an e-business major is little more than a marketing exercise, rearranging existing classes under a new heading.
The order acknowledges that the "privilege of the writ of habeas corpus" is available to inmates, but also sets up a routine for holding prisoners indefinitely without charges (what the order calls "the executive branch's continued, discretionary exercise of existing detention authority").
Updated body and headline to note May 3rd was specifically when greenshoe was written into S-1 and clarify that the news is that underwriters will exercise this existing option to sell 50.6 million extra shares].
It would have eliminated the regulatory backstop the EPA can exercise under existing law.
