Sentence examples for has also exercised from inspiring English sources

Parliament has also exercised the right to challenge government appointments, including the children's commissioner or chair of the BBC Trust.

The company has also exercised an option to buy a fourth spacecraft from Boeing.

It has also exercised its claims over islands in the South China Sea which the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei variously dispute.

DMFCC has also exercised an option and signed an exclusive worldwide license agreement with the California Institute of Technology for three issued and six pending patents on DMFC technology.

A number of journalists have been arrested in the last year and Ethiopia has also exercised its power to abduct opposition politicians living in neighboring countries.

As far as I can see, the mainstream media outlets have also exercised caution today.

The Guardian, Washington Post, and other outlets — including Der Spiegel — that have published stories based on the Snowden papers have also exercised editorial judgment in thinking about the scale of the secrets they are telling.

Hewlett-Packard's "overpaid" CEO, Mark Hurd, has since left the company, as has his successor; HP's shareholders have also exercised their "say on pay" under new rules though Obermatt's pay-for-performance metric for the largest firms shows no correlation between performance and shareholders' voting patterns.

They have also exercised little influence over the justices that have come after him.Ms O'Connor, by contrast, takes the task of judging extremely seriously, and more importantly, she sees it not as a chance to impose her own policy choices on the nation, but as a careful balancing of conflicting claims and rights, a weighing of arguments in particular cases.

Most participants had also exercised their rights as citizens by attending the gram sabha or village development council meetings (64.7%) and voting in village elections (75.2%).

'The minute I had to cut down I wanted to drink every night,' he remembers, 'so I did, for a week.' Mark has also found the exercise challenging.