Sentence examples for hope to exercise from inspiring English sources

The French stress the "political control" and "strategic guidance" the Union would hope to exercise over the forces "at its disposal", even in operations involving some non-EU members.

Still, neither they nor parliament's dozen-plus independents (some recounts were still under way as The Economist went to press) can hope to exercise the same leverage as four independents did in the previous parliament, where Mr Ahern ran a minority coalition government.

The bondholder's right is superior to the firm's, which means that the bondholder has the right to convert the bond, but the firm has no right to call it if both sides hope to exercise their rights at the same time.

Thanks to a new clause in its contract with the Big Three automakers, the U.A.W. hopes to exercise more electoral clout than ever before.

"It suggests he may have little influence as an intellectual leader behind the scenes, and so hopes to exercise influence through his public voice," said James A. Gardner, a professor and vice dean at the University at Buffalo Law School.

Not surprisingly, Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak was hoping to exercise that option.

"I do not think we will exercise the put [option] in the near term, and we hope never to exercise it," Agnelli told reporters on the sidelines of the Geneva Auto Show.

On Thursday, Fiat Chairman Umberto Agnelli Umberto Agnelli told reporters in Geneva that he did not think Fiat would exercise the put in the near term and hoped never to exercise it at all.

Mr. Stover's notes concluded that "the commission should be shielded if at all possible from the unwelcome intrusion of a man who would appear to have nothing to contribute to the commission's deliberations in the Gambino case but a crude (and I hope unauthorized) effort to exercise political influence".

"In the interest of justice, I hope you will choose to exercise your jurisdiction".

"I hope I won't have to exercise it," Holik said".I don't want to think about contracts.