Sentence examples for had never exercised from inspiring English sources
Fox filed suit against Warner Brothers in February, saying the film's producer, Lawrence Gordon, had never exercised an option to acquire a remaining interest in "Watchmen".
The move also represented an unparalleled display of independence by the central bank, which had been given more autonomy under a change in the law a few years ago but until today had never exercised it.
The move also represented an unparalleled display of independence by the central bank, which had been given more autonomy under a change in the law a few years ago but had never exercised it until now.
In their latest experiment, also presented at the Society for Neuroscience meeting, the researchers reported that after 10 weeks of running, followed by three weeks of inactivity, the running rats' brains were almost indistinguishable from those of animals that had never exercised.
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Representative Howard P. McKeon, Republican of California, noted that the Obama administration had never exercised the power it has had since 2012 to waive, on a case-by-case basis, most of the restrictions lawmakers have imposed on transferring detainees to countries with troubled security conditions.
However, it had never exercised those rights in the past.
He added that "Mr. Rastetter has never exercised any decision-making authority" or held any official role with the group.
An administration official declined to confirm authenticity of the document, but said Monaco has never exercised any such temporary authority.
The party has long had the power, which it has never exercised, to change the Constitution because other parties have pledged loyalty to A.N.C. legislative initiatives.
