Sentence examples for has begun to exercise from inspiring English sources

France has begun to exercise leadership; the United States must not dither in doing its share.

Through the small screen, Turkey has begun to exercise a big influence at Arab dinner tables, in boardrooms and bedrooms from Morocco to Iraq of a sort that the United States can only dream about.

His junior partners, the Social Democrats (SDP), are acting like an opposition party; parliament has begun to exercise more power; and EU officials are demanding more action against crime and corruption.

Some political figures who are not Shiites have started to complain privately that Ayatollah Sistani has begun to exercise a religious veto on political issues, much as the mullahs of Iran do.

For all these reasons, LC-MS techniques have begun to exercise their dominance in the OA research field.

"These racial differences have waned as a growing number of black women have begun to exercise greater control over their fertility," Professor Furstenberg writes, "and as white women have started to experience the same sorts of constraints that blacks were feeling about their prospects of forming a lasting marriage when Moynihan focused on their plight".

Amidst so many competing pressures, homeowner associations have begun to exercise some unexpected powers.

"A massive exercise has begun to try to register voters," Mr. Karzai told Pakistan's state-run Pakistan Television in Kabul in an interview broadcast on Tuesday.

With marketed workout programs like P90X, the Insanity Workout (the name itself implies you'd have to be of questionable mental health to attempt a workout this extreme), the CrossFit community, or the grueling punishment the contestants of The Biggest Loser are put through, exercise has begun to seem daunting.

8– 10 Although evidence has begun to show that exergaming can increase exercise participation and mood, 10, 11 little is known about the role of specific aspects of the virtual environment in facilitating exercise effort.

Elsewhere in the Arctic, the Pentagon has begun to expand its presence through training exercises with partner nations.