Sentence examples for increasingly exercised from inspiring English sources

He has centralised power in the Vatican where, in his dotage, it is increasingly exercised by reactionary cardinals.Here the biographer almost gives way to despair.

At the same time, PRs have increasingly exercised more control over the flow of news and become more adept at pioneering damage limitation exercises.

The British deny these outlandish accusations.Iran's clerical establishment is increasingly exercised by the Nematullahi-Gonabadi order of Sufis, Muslims who neglect some Shia practices in favour of a mystic relationship with God.

More generally, there was the blatant paradox between a rhetoric of freedom and the vice-like grip that central government has increasingly exercised over everything from curriculum content to the horrors of forced academisation.

They started, therefore, to pool their sovereignties to the extent needed to maintain peace and prosperity (e.g., the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the World Trade Organization, and the European Union), and sovereignty is being increasingly exercised on behalf of the peoples of the world not only by national governments but also by regional and international organizations.

The MAC report admits family immigration is declining, but ministers need it to fall faster to hit their net immigration target, a target the Tory right and the rightwing media are increasingly exercised about, just as it is slipping further from the government's grasp because of their inability to control emigration and immigration from the EU.

Both Charles and William are passionate in their support for the world's endangered wildlife, and increasingly exercised by the threat posed to that wildlife by organised criminal gangs which slaughter animals for their tusks or horns or other body parts.

As a bloc, its countries increasingly exercise new muscle -- and often against the United States.

So what the two top law enforcement officers are complaining about is Americans increasingly exercising their constitutional rights.

"We continue to see a trend towards blended and hybrid products following the government's pension reforms, as people increasingly exercise their ability to choose how they fund their retirement," LV= said.

The agency — building on a 2005 law, additional resources and a string of personnel moves — is increasingly exercising its new enforcement muscle to pursue not only energy companies but some of the nation's biggest banks.