Sentence examples for exercised effective from inspiring English sources

It also said that he exercised effective control over the group's detention centers.

He held out the prospect of England and Scotland's prospering as "equal partners," instead of maintaining a relationship in which England had exercised effective dominion.

[U.S.]) provincial militia captain who seized the reins of British colonial government in New York (Leisler's Rebellion) and exercised effective control over the area for more than 18 months in 1689 91.

Mr. Sharon has been blamed for detonating the recent outbreak of violence with his visit two and a half weeks ago to the steps of Jerusalem's ancient mosques, a site over which Israel claims sovereignty but where Islamic clerics have long exercised effective control.

"Even though General Perisic had a collaborative relationship with Mladic and substantially aided his operations, the evidence does not establish that he exercised effective control over him or any other Yugoslav Army officer," the presiding judge, Bakone J. Motolo, said in a statement after the verdict was announced.

In its statement Sunday, the family, which has exercised effective control over the company since it went public in 1993, said the new structure "has no effect on the share of the family in the capital of Hermès International or the powers of its limited partnership".

That's part of exercising effective power in the world".

The world is too big, diverse and complicated for any single leader to exercise effective power.

Still, the objective of the Paris declaration is to enable partner countries to exercise effective leadership over their policies.

The worker must have cash in order to exercise effective demand for goods.

The last of the kings of Jerusalem to exercise effective power was Amalric I in the 12th century.