Sentence examples for exercising of it from inspiring English sources

And David Anderson QC, the government's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, has raised questions about the powers - as well as about the "unusual" exercising of it in this particular case.

IT investments provide firms with growth chances to change to new business events, or get business growth through the exercise of IT-based strategies.

He'll exercise half of it.

What we eat, what we drink, whether and how much we exercise, all of it matters.

But the exercise of it does not seem to have yielded them all that much satisfaction.

For both writers, smallness implied a drastic aversion to power, the exercise of it as well as submission to it.

The thing is, I actually like shoveling snow, the exercise of it, the primal satisfaction of battling nature.

Treaties are the mechanism to extend that freedom and liberty – that is, the right to self determination – to indigenous peoples who were promised it, but do not have full exercise of it.

But the president was also devious, intimidating, secretive and darkly manipulative, ever ready to break a pact and betray a confidence in pursuit of power and the exercise of it.

He shrewdly understood the limits of power, was ruthless in the exercise of it and cynical enough to disarm critics early in his regime by giving citizens a tax holiday.

They approached religion in more or less the same way they approached everything else that interested them: Franklin invented his own; Washington proved diplomatic; Adams grumbled about it; Jefferson could not stop tinkering with it; and Madison defended, as a natural right, the free exercise of it.