Sentence examples for exercised through the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the physical nature of their work has kept them exercised through the years and they simply keep on going.

Triggering article 50 of the Lisbon treaty and setting Brexit in train is a matter of the royal prerogative, exercised through the prime minister.

In the State of Israel, Orthodoxy is the official form of Judaism and has considerable power and status exercised through the Chief Rabbinate of Israel.

Their power was exercised through the veto (intercessio), which could invalidate the acts of consuls and lower magistrates and of their own colleagues.

In the United States, no formal censorship has ever been established; control over printed matter has always been exercised through the courts under the law of libel.

"It also documented extreme cruelty exercised through the mutilation of bodies, burning of bodies, draining human blood from people who had just been killed and forcing others from one ethnic community to drink the blood or eat burnt human flesh".

Female power might most often be soft power, exercised through behind-the-scenes influence on husbands and sons, but it is power all the same.

Exercising through the trauma kept me going.

In the wake of the French Revolution, a new and distinctly modern impetus was given to exercise through the nationalistic movement of the Prussian Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, often dubbed the "father of modern gymnastics".

And if most of us are unaware of the deliberate grasping and transforming of reality that Obama is exercising through the world's media, we will be constantly led by the images of Barack and Michelle "being the change".

Participants were asked to complete 8 12 repetitions for each resistance training exercise through the greatest range of motion as possible for each repetition.