Sentence examples for how it will exercise from inspiring English sources

But how it will exercise its power remains a mystery.

The government of President René Préval still has not made many of the most basic decisions, including where to build new housing, and whether and how it will exercise its powers of eminent domain.

One of his better-known sayings is that "the (printed) letter killeth, and it is extraordinary how it will prevent the acutest from exercising their wonted clearness of vision" (SI, 872)—see also Collingwood (2013, 19 20).

However General Powell might exercise power abroad, it is perfectly clear how he will exercise it at home.

A day at Sage Hill may read like a traditional spa experience -- reduced-carb meals ("I'm an intuitive cook; I don't make food for how it will taste but for how it will make you feel"), considerable exercise (you get up at 6 and take a six-mile hike every day), every massage and alignment you've ever heard of, even acupuncture, and in-depth counseling (but no mud baths, no facials, no pedicures).

Beyond the eastern hemisphere, there is an open question of how China will exercise its foreign policy influence across the world.

But in the final analysis, it is up to us to decide how we will exercise our freedom.

But then, the argument runs, it is not a mark against his omniscience that in creating us, God does not know how we will exercise our freedom.

Just how Philip Morris will exercise that muscle remains unclear.

Mr. Sweeney, who will succeed Mr. Codey as Senate president this month, has declined to say whether he supports the same-sex marriage bill, raising concerns about how he will exercise his influential new role.

Government mother lode The mechanics of how you will exercise your right are still a little hazy - both the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats have talked about extending the Freedom of Information Act.