Sentence examples for in the proper exercise of from inspiring English sources

The answer lies in the proper exercise of prosecutorial discretion.

He said the Drug Enforcement Administration agent, Jude Tanella, "demonstrated restraint, sound judgment and courage in the proper exercise of his sworn duty to protect the public".

On this record we are satisfied that the device Unocal adopted is reasonable in relation to the threat posed, and that the board acted in the proper exercise of sound business judgment.

c) If so, may the directors of Unocal in the proper exercise of business judgment employ the exchange offer to protect the corporation and its shareholders from such tactics?

He is specifically charged with impeding the progress of legislation by threatening members of Congress if they favored legislation of which he disapproved and with seeking to coerce Congress by threatening to veto laws which Congress might pass in the proper exercise of its prerogatives.

On 15 December, the three ships left Germany, Wilhelm II having instructed their crews, "Should anyone seek to hinder you in the proper exercise of our legitimate rights, go for them with a mailed fist".

And what's been lost is not just all of that history, but an affordable, central London meeting space – something in precious short supply, yet essential to the proper exercise of our democracy.

But it is well settled that a state has no power to fetter the right to carry on interstate commerce within its borders by the imposition of conditions or regulations which are unnecessary and pass beyond the bounds of what is reasonable and suitable for the proper exercise of its powers in the field that belongs to it.

The importance of breast feeding for harmonious growth of the masticatory system is directly related to the proper exercise of the facial muscles in the act of sucking, stimulating muscle tone and development of the temporomandibular joint, providing enough space for the tooth eruption [ 13].

To wonder how the rot set in, and to glimpse the possibility of another way, are not nostalgia but the proper exercise of the imagination.

The rights of appellants as entrymen were subject to the proper exercise of that power.