Sentence examples for exercised only when from inspiring English sources

Luna was athletic and ran marathons; Shuford exercised only when he had to.

Until Sept. 11, that provision was exercised only when authorities feared that witnesses would fail to appear before a grand jury, lawyers say.

Federal authority really should be exercised only when necessary, and the burden of proof ought to be on those who assert its necessity.

True to her contemporary dance roots, she ended the exercise only when they encountered failure.

In between fighting, the wrestlers practise an exercise known as bukari-geiko, in which one wrestler throws himself at his ready companion and drives him from one side of the ring to the other, completing the exercise only when the inactive rikishi has been driven out of the dohyo.

The curse words that slip into Mr. Packer's sentences when he is exercised only aid his unintentional seduction, which culminates in an uncanny ability to speak on any subject and articulate without fail whatever sentiment New York City reporters expect John Q. Public to express.

Also in our studies exercise only prevented plaque accumulation when mice were switched from HF to HP.

When exercising, only do as much as you can.

Florida's judges were not afforded complete discretion, though; they had to give a jury's recommendation "great weight" and could exercise override only when the justification for a death sentence was "so clear and convincing that virtually no reasonable person could differ".

President Trump signed an executive order on immigration enforcement in January 2017, calling on the Department of Homeland Security to exercise parole only when someone demonstrates "urgent humanitarian reasons or a significant public benefit". According to USCIS, DHS decided to rescind the Central American Minors program because it provided parole too broadly.

When the federal government complied, Brownlee protested its action on three grounds: first, as a direct tax the proposed levy was within Alberta's rights under section 92 of the British North America Act, 1867, and it was constitutional convention for the federal government to exercise disallowance only when the impugned legislation was clearly unconstitutional.