Sentence examples for had to be exercised from inspiring English sources

But since these responsibilities usually had to be exercised as restraints, private banks resented them and complained of oppression.

All were potential seducers, and the utmost ingenuity had to be exercised in order to circumvent their plots.

Control had to be exercised over much greater distances, which expanded the possibilities of exploiting the means of control, notably through radio direction finding and code breaking.

Effective global power had to be exercised with "sincere and real impartiality" rather than as "an instrument of one-sided interests".

The big beautiful white horses in the firehouse had to be exercised, and so on my way to school now and then I got to see the fire engine when nobody's house was on fire".

The rain did not so much trickle down the neck as gush and, if the promised gales had arrived, it is quite possible that one of the options catered for in the tournament regulations - a Tuesday finish - would have had to be exercised.

Does not ever have to be exercised.

The authority would have to be exercised according to written guidelines.

Dogs do have to be exercised but it can feel a bit of a task.

"Freedom of speech has to be exercised with restraint," says the usually admirable Lady Scotland today.

The chances are the put option will have to be exercised.