Sentence examples for exercised consistently from inspiring English sources

The power to raise armies must be exercised consistently with the First Amendment, which, among other things, forbids laws prohibiting the free exercise of religion.

Even starting an exercise program in late middle age appears to have substantial benefits on the heart and blood vessels, said Levine, who focuses his research on people who report that they have exercised consistently throughout their lifetimes.

Such state control would have to be exercised consistently with special federal constitutional guarantees, such as the right not to be discriminated against on account of race, color or religion; but the statute here does not, on its face draw any such invidious discriminations and the statute is attacked on its face.

All legitimate exercises of sovereign power, whether territorial or otherwise, should be exercised consistently with rules of international law, including those rules which mark the bounds of lawful state action against aliens or their property located within the territorial confines of the foreign state.

Another aspect of the contempt remedy is the judge's power, when exercised consistently with state and federal law, to imprison an unruly defendant such as Allen for civil contempt and discontinue the trial until such time as the defendant promises to behave himself.

The complaint also acknowledges that PeopleBrowsr's contract with Twitter included a 30-day termination provision, but PeopleBrowsr says it "understood that the provision would be exercised consistently with Twitter's obligation to provide an open ecosystem".

That freshness will make it more likely that you exercise consistently.

What matters is keeping the weights heavy enough to stress the muscles, exercising consistently and working every major muscle group.

The holiday season is an extremely difficult time to stay focused on eating healthfully, exercising consistently and improving wellness.

But those people who always had been active, exercising consistently for a few hours a week, were about 30 to 35percentt less likely to have passed away from any cause and about 40percentt less likely to have died of a heart attack than the consistently inactive people.

When I stopped exercising consistently, my overall health suffered.