Sentence examples for exercised because of from inspiring English sources

Now, this court said in 1981 that there's no common law right to contest votes, that judicial restraint should be exercised because of the fact that elections are political questions.

"Anyone can say whatever they like without fear of repression," she said in 2010, and called herself an "icon of where freedom of speech is exercised" because of the insults she had suffered.

However, caution should be exercised because of the possible presence of downstream oncogenic mutations that may drive treatment resistance.

Care must also be exercised because of the higher imprecision of the evaluated assay and the greater effect of lot-to-lot reagent variation at low troponin concentrations.

Students are often advised to exercise because of its mood-enhancing properties and for good reason.

"As a governor, the pragmatism that you have to exercise because of the constitutional obligation to balance your budget is a very compelling pull" generally.

According to research we did last autumn, 28 per cent of people don't exercise because of how they feel about their appearance - it can become a vicious cycle.

Ironically, it has probably not helped my own health, as I conducted the work outside my day job, in spare evenings and weekends, without any funding, and completely stopped exercising because of it.

Mark Lewis, who has represented some of the most high profile victims of phone hacking, including the Dowler family and singer Charlotte Church, and is still involved in legal actions against Murdoch-owned titles, said outside the courtroom that NI is now engaging in a "pay back" exercise because of the way "substantial wrong-doing" inside the NOTW had been exposed.

They lack physical education classes in public schools, lack an established competitive structure and, despite rising obesity rates, lack a mainstream culture that encourages women to exercise because of fears in some sectors that sports are a slippery slope to immoral behavior.

In the past, pregnant women have been recommended to not exercise because of presumed risks of preterm birth.