Sentence examples for it is able to exercise from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Because Fictiv aggregates small jobs, over time it is able to exercise influence in the market.

Unlike others, like say FoodPanda, which operate in partnership with food outlets, Dahmakan delivers at regular meal times so it is able to exercise a lot more control on delivery times.

The process by which an organisation achieves sufficient prominence that it is able to exercise naked power can be described as the rule of three phases (Russell 1938 63).

"The Bank of England would have clear powers to access information from investment managers so that it was able to exercise proper oversight of any institutions that could pose a systemic risk," he says.

He told the crowd, "What I was able to exercise was one of those fundamental freedoms that's guaranteed in our Constitution, the right to bear arms".

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

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

These are all good reasons to limit who is able to exercise the option to kill with a gun.

As Amazon has increased its domination digital publishing, it has been able to exercise greater control over the price at which publishers sell their content, which, in turn, helps it to sell more Kindles (and gain market share).