Sentence examples for exercising it in from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he would consider wading into foreign exchange rates to affect the value of the pound, Carney pointed out that the MPC has that right, as part of its remit, and he would recommend exercising it in an "extreme scenario".

5 In fact, a mortal cannot exalt himself and draw near to the gods unless he cast away the delights of wealth and bodily pleasure, and invite his soul, not by flattery, by indulging its desires, by allowing it a perverse gratification, but by exercising it in labour, in patience, in virtuous precepts and in meritorious deeds.

It's very interesting to see someone exercising it in this particular way before the general election.

He added: "It would be absurd to assert freedom of speech in the abstract without exercising it in concrete terms".

And the procedural difference is important, not merely for our jurisdiction but also for determining the propriety of exercising it in the special circumstances presented by this appeal.

Since all self-control efforts work that same self-control muscle, exercising it in one activity (e.g., doing regular deep breathing) definitely helps in others (e.g., staying calm when a colleague blames your group for a customer problem).

Obama did not choose to exercise it in his first Inaugural.

The soldiers haven't given up control, instead, they will exercise it in a different way.

I don't know why we have a vote if we don't exercise it in a case like this.

What is the worth of a right if people feel obliged (or subtly compelled) to not exercise it in practice?

The lord chancellor has declined to exercise that discretion, so it is up to us now to exercise it in place of him.