Sentence examples for exercise of which from inspiring English sources

Turning next to didactic poetry, Ovid composed the Medicamina faciei, a witty exercise of which only 100 lines survive.

So far as now relevant, those differences have been thought to be traceable to the fact that the federal government is one of delegated powers in the exercise of which Congress is supreme; so that every agency which Congress can constitutionally create is a governmental agency.

As already indicated, such differences as there may be between the implied tax immunity of a state and the corresponding immunity of the national government and its instrumentalities may be traced to the fact that the national government is one of delegated powers, in the exercise of which it is supreme.

The court found that the s 501 cancellation power gives the Minister a 'genuinely free discretion' in the exercise of which 'reasonable minds may differ'.

But only the "mental" taste, the exercise of which is involved in moral and aesthetic judgment, admits of refinement through "the interposition" of ideas (T, 275).

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Bolstering these mushrooming protocols are bilateral multi-service exercises, of which India and the US have conducted over 50 since 2001, to enhance "functional interoperability" between their armed forces.

Furthermore, there are numerous other potential benefits of exercise, some of which were observed in the current meta-analysis, for example, increases in cardiorespiratory fitness, which cannot be achieved with pharmacologic interventions such as sibutramine and orlistat.

Participants in the exercise groups were taught exercises designed to strengthen the quadriceps (thigh) muscles and included resistance exercises, some of which were taught with rubber exercise (dyno) bands of varying strength.

Numerous UK air bases, including Greenham Common, Brize Norton and Mildenhall, were used in the exercise, much of which is still shrouded in secrecy.

Coffee drinking was also associated with eating less fruit and more high-fat dairy products, higher alcohol and cigarette consumption, high blood pressure and a lower level of vigorous exercise, some of which are known risk factors for diabetes.