Sentence examples for exercise government from inspiring English sources

Roberts said the law should not punish politicians for giving their constituents access to public officials who are willing to listen but do not actually exercise government power.

IT IS a basic principle of a presidential democracy that voters should be free to choose whomsoever they wish to exercise government authority.

Furthermore, the committees were reported to exercise government powers in the control of cholera epidemics that used to occur in Kongwa in the recent past.

Salmond said the committee could "recommend whatever action it pleases", including that Blair be stripped of membership of the privy council, which formally advises the sovereign and exercises government and judicial functions.

It is a for-profit, publicly funded entity that was created by the government and exercises government power, to the end of "provid[ing] efficient and effective intercity passenger rail mobility".

This, combined with the numbers of American prospectors, the quantities of gold being mined and the difficulties in exercising government authority in such a remote area, made the control of the borders a sensitive issue.

The Administration's exercise in government risk-management-of choosing forbearance with the big banks over this risk of "another Lehman -- made sense in isolation.

And even in this exercise, the government decided to encourage communities to change the names of government bodies, not places.

This is a costly exercise to government as the services are provided free to the public, but it demonstrates government's commitment to future generations".

This exercise, the government estimates, would cost $140bn.

Instead, it can take the exercise of government closer to its citizens.