Sentence examples for far exercised from inspiring English sources
Hezbollah has so far exercised restraint in order to hold onto power.
Cairo's liberals are so jumpy that talk of allowing policemen to grow beards is seen as a step on the road to turning Egypt into an Islamic Republic modelled on Iran; though the prosecution of two journalists for apparently insulting Mr Morsi gives genuine cause for concern.Aside from that, Mr Morsi has so far exercised power with care.
But the agency has so far exercised "enforcement discretion" and has not required that labs manufacturing these tests seek its approval.
According to the Series 1 DVD, guests are allowed the right of appeal if they believe their score is wrong, but none has so far exercised that right.
However, SCC is not (so far) exercising its discretion to leave him sufficient income to pay the standing charges in his sheltered development.
So far, exercise intervention studies in diabetic patients have reported an increase in mitochondrial content determined as increased mitochondrial enzyme activity (such as citrate synthase and NADH oxidase activity), mitochondrial DNA copy number or using electron microscopy [ 14, 21].
It goes without saying that I am far more exercised on this score than Best himself.
Their critics say they are far too exercised about Mr. Wilzig's plans to worry about getting facts right or impugning the reputation of people not 100percentt in the anti-Wilzig camp.
But on this point, Mr Yar'Adua appears far less exercised.Reform in jeopardyMr Obasanjo introduced a team of technocratic reformers during his second term of office; they made some gains combating corruption and sorting out the public debt.
Indeed, of the billions of shares worth of options issued after the crisis, only about 11 million have thus far been exercised, according to data compiled by InsiderScore, a consulting firm that compiles regulatory filings on insider stock sales.
Far from exercising mafia-like power over the Australian literary scene, the majority of writing organisations are barely keeping their head above water.
