Sentence examples for exercise of existing from inspiring English sources
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").
The new rules also require companies to obtain shareholder approval before changing the exercise price of existing option grants.
They felt they were not in a position to undertake exercise because of existing health issues and limited mobility: I can't [exercise] because of my arthritis, you know, I think I might fall.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in the opening exercise, critical analysis of existing podcasts, thorough preparation and production of their segments, and completion of their final reflection papers.
The document follows a well-trod path of asserting that a federal research agency is funding trivial and duplicative research in addition to exercising inadequate oversight of existing programs.
In the third part, participants were asked to rate the facility-specific priorities of existing exercise therapy measures (e.g. group exercise, continuous passive motion) and therapy objectives (e.g. pain reduction, strengthening of hip muscles) from one (highest priority) to five (lowest priority).
The aim of the BPR exercise was the streamlining of existing unstructured processes, ultimately culminating in the introduction of an ERP system into the organisation to improve information sharing between the supply chains echelons.
The exercise illustrates the limits of existing frameworks for categorizing armed violence and underlines the importance of rigorous microlevel data collection and improved models for understanding the dynamics of collective violence.
A service-academic partnership in Cambridgeshire was charged with developing a pragmatic but robust evaluation of existing local exercise referral schemes to improve targeting of the service and guide NHS spending priorities in light of the NICE guidance and a climate of financial constraint.
These pre-implementation planning exercises, especially in the context of existing community-based activities, provide the information necessary to decide whether a given setting is appropriate for iCCM implementation.
