Where the Treasury Department has licensing discretion, it has exercised it carefully and strategically to exert the maximum pressure on sanctioned targets while preserving the efficacy of the overall sanctions program.
I have enormous confidence that in looking at this law, not only is it constitutional, but that the Court is going to exercise its jurisprudence carefully because of the profound power that our Supreme Court has.
2.06pm: Richards says Ofcom has to exercise its power "carefully and with due process" because of its ability to be challenged by judicial review.
"It is important that Facebook is exercising its power carefully and protecting more speech rather than less".
It was another exercise in carefully cultivated Kennedy family lore.
So while it is still a valuable exercise to carefully plan your equity portfolio to take advantage of a free lunch where you can, the real power of diversification comes in the form of risk reduction when you start to mix stocks and bonds.
"It was an extremely well-achieved communication exercise, with carefully chosen moments of repentance and emotions," said Christophe Barbier, a commentator and chief editor of the weekly magazine L'Express, after the interview.
Suggestion three [12] Third, you should do some sports, for example, doing morning exercise carefully.
[12] Third, you should do some sports, for example, doing morning exercise carefully.
"Glossy, well cast, and a consistent hoot until it becomes a serious drag, this neo-'9½ Weeks' is above all a slick exercise in carefully brand-managed titillation – edgier than most grown-up studio fare, but otherwise a fairly mild provocation in this porn-saturated day and age," wrote Chang.
The Bank of England tries its best to steer clear of politics (not always entirely successfully), so this was an exercise in carefully crafted fence-sitting.
