Sentence examples for had exercised her from inspiring English sources
She had exercised her birthright, as Sinclair put it, as "someone who could read the history of the room as an analogue of their own undisclosed heritage".
The following day, the court denied the motion, ruling that the secretary had not acted arbitrarily and had exercised her discretion in a reasonable manner consistent with the court's earlier ruling.
Mrs Jordison had exercised her legal right at the inquest not to answer questions that may incriminate her.
As speaker, Ms. Quinn has exercised her power to block a vote on the legislation, despite widespread support for it in the Council.
No woman leaves that abortion clinic like she might a polling station, delighted at having exercised her "gendercidal right", or indeed in other cases, her "reproductive right".
The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, Michele M. Leonhart, a Bush appointee re-nominated by Mr. Obama, has exercised her discretionary authority to retain marijuana's classification as a Schedule I drug with "no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States".
Personal trainer Michelle Bridges has exercised her way to a $53m fortune and a place alongside Oscar-winning actors, corporate high-flyers and a "mysterious" telco founder as Australia's richest self-made women.
I came to ask myself "How can I expect my caring, wise and witty wife to love me if there's a part of me that I cannot love myself?" For her part she has exercised her wisdom and says "Ant is a man who identifies as having a small penis".
This morning, Judge Lewis rejected the Democrats' argument, and ruled that "it appears that the secretary has exercised her reasoned judgment to determine what relevant factors and criteria should be considered, applied them to the facts and circumstances pertinent to the individual counties involved and made her decision".
On the limited evidence presented, it appears that the secretary has exercised her reasoned judgment to determine what relevant factors and criteria should be considered, applied them to the facts and circumstances pertinent to the individual counties involved and made her decision.
Though she has exercised her influence largely behind the scenes, there are a number of times it has become visible, including during a series of events to highlight the Trump administration's commitment to women in the workplace. .
