Sentence examples for exercised according to from inspiring English sources

The authority would have to be exercised according to written guidelines.

This use of sea power is known as blockade and has usually been exercised according to specific procedures prescribed by international law.

The word 'discretion' is used in various meanings, but here, evidently, it was intended to submit the whole matter to the sound judgment of the court to be exercised according to the rules of law.' 72 Cal.

The draft as it stands now subjects fundamental freedoms to vague qualifications that render them meaningless: These freedoms must be exercised "according to the law" or as long as they don't hinder "national security".

Indeed, of the billions of shares worth of options issued after the crisis, only about 11 million have thus far been exercised, according to data compiled by InsiderScore, a consulting firm that compiles regulatory filings on insider stock sales.

Though his view was an advanced one for his time and led some historians to call him "the father of American democracy," Hooker had no intention of separating church and state; he declared that the privilege of voting should be exercised according to the will of God.

In addition, the exercise group had high motivation level and they exercise according to FITT.

The risk might be even higher for those who overeat and don't exercise, according to the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Computer-generated phone calls may be an effective, low-cost way to encourage sedentary adults to exercise, according to a recent study by researchers at the School of Medicine.

To compare electromyographic (EMG) activity of the serratus anterior (SA) during knee push-up plus exercises according to various surfaces (static stable, static unstable, and oscillating unstable surfaces).

Parents who are concerned about their children being stressed during exams are advised to make sure they eat healthily, sleep well and exercise, according to the NHS.