Sentence examples for for him to exercise from inspiring English sources
"It was impossible for him to exercise control over subordinates and contractors," Mr. O'Neill said.
The resultant chronic pain has made it impossible for him to exercise.
Though the new hospitality facilities just down from Copse offer an opportunity for him to exercise commercial muscle, he would be here anyway.
To many here, it is increasingly likely that Mr. Netanyahu's government will consist exclusively of parties from the right, which oppose a Palestinian state and favor expanding Israeli settlements in the West Bank, making it much harder for him to exercise his pragmatic penchant.
Furthermore, I bought the arguments that Snelling made in that essay: that his wife's illness had become a call for him to exercise virtue and to serve as an example for others; that people are joined by suffering, and that the life of a community is enriched by the hard tasks placed before it; that dependency is the normal state of affairs.
"Mrs Carroll, through Mr Givan MLA has asked the Director of Public Prosecutions, Barra McGrory QC, to review the sentence to decide whether or not it is appropriate for him to exercise his power under the Criminal Justice Act 1988 to refer the sentence to the Court of Appeal on the grounds that it may be unduly lenient," they said.
He has not yet decided what he will do, but there is little financial incentive for him not to exercise that option.
Moreover, even if these preconditions are met, the President can act only to the extent he deems necessary to adjust the imports so that they will not threaten to impair the national security, and § 232(c) sets forth specific factors for him to consider in exercising his authority.
In one case in 2014, a PDO was taken out against a man after he'd been detained during a raid because he chose to remain silent a move lawyers labelled as the police punishing him for choosing to exercise his rights.
An order came in for him to suspend the exercise and do some "real-world tasking," about 60 miles west of their location, Fravor said.
The partner of a public accounting firm in charge of a major client is subject to serious conflicts of interest that make it difficult for him or her to exercise unbiased, independent professional judgment even while intending to do the right thing.
