Sentence examples for from the exercise of from inspiring English sources
No court alone can do the job of protecting liberty from the exercise of executive power.
She retorted by imprisoning him and by suspending him from the exercise of his metropolitan functions.
The world, in his view, will benefit from the exercise of American power.
When he refused, Elizabeth effectively suspended him from the exercise of his office.
"Taxpayers shall bear no losses from the exercise of any authority under this title," it states.
The net effect: It took in $365 million from the exercise of options.
"But we're used to that from the exercises of the army".
True, a savvy investor poking around Securities and Exchange Commission filings can usually figure out what options have been granted, and companies are required to report earnings adjusted for potential dilution from the exercising of options.
Separating art from imagination is simply the exercise of separating cause from effect.
Communication is seen from this perspective as the exercise of a distinctive form of practical rationality.
Mr. Scindia came from a family practiced in the exercise of power.
