Sentence examples for first exercised from inspiring English sources
Power to grant relief in situations involving potential injustices lay with the king and was first exercised by the entire royal council.
The first exercised its greatest political influence during the 1990s with Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's crime-fighting policies and the 1996 Welfare Reform Act.
The model has been first exercised for isolated LOX drops in H2 at pressures ranging from 1.5 MPa (subcritical pressure for O2) to 20 MPa (supercritical pressure for O2).
One of his primary opponents was the late appointee Chief Justice John Marshall, most notably in the case of Marbury v. Madison (1803), in which the Supreme Court first exercised the power of judicial review of congressional legislation.
It will try to determine whether Mr. Popov, who everyone agrees at least touched the ball first, exercised "unequivocal dominion and control" before losing it in a tumble of fans.
The Clinton administration, which first exercised emergency powers in December to compel sales of electricity and gas to California's heavily indebted utilities, renewed the ruling six times and put no limit on extensions.
First exercise - Burpee to two punches.
I let Dan pick the first exercise.
The first exercise seemed easy enough.
The night's first exercises included sensitivity training.
