Sentence examples for is able to exercise from inspiring English sources

"Under existing law, the investment adviser is able to exercise a pervasive influence over the board".

Turkey is an asset to its Nato partners when it is able to exercise a leadership role.

In other words, Mr Kamprad is able to exercise control of Ingka Holding as if he were still its owner.

As Alan Milburn argued at the weekend, we need unequivocally to ensure that the consumer, rather than the producer, comes first and is able to exercise real choice.

Modern wars demand rapid decision-making and overwhelming concentrations of force; in the light of these needs, we have largely abandoned the framers' model for war powers, which gave Congress much more authority than it is able to exercise today.

"It clearly works; students are the beneficiaries of courses that are much more interesting, and the school is able to exercise its independence and design courses that suit its students.

In two weeks I'd be able to exercise.

We should be proud of that and members should be able to exercise that, full stop".

He was able to exercise by walking and said he was eating and sleeping well.

We are in the trusted position of being able to exercise our judgement and discretion.

"Slobodan Milosevic was able to exercise power until a few commoners stormed the Parliament.