Sentence examples for its exercises in from inspiring English sources

The Navy has said that its exercises in early February would be the last regularly scheduled shellings of the island, so I may have been witnessing the end of an era in Vieques.

The statesman is wholly defined by the possession of that knowledge of when it is best to exercise the other arts and its exercise in binding the different groups of citizens together, a knowledge which depends on a broader philosophical grasp but which is peculiarly political.

Its exercise in the assembly is the act of a good citizen.

Although reflective judgment is exercised in both aesthetic and teleological judgment, Kant assigns a special role to its exercise in the aesthetic case, and specifically in judgments of beauty (Introduction VIII, 193; FI XI, 243 244).

Here Bonaventure distinguished signs of God found in the "natural" exercise of the mind in theoretical knowledge (c. 3) from those found in its exercise in the practical sphere "reformed by grace" (c. 4).

In a related form of decontextualization, some bioethicists and physicians reduce autonomy to informed consent and restrict its exercise in medical practice to a patient's selection of choices from a limited set of clinical options (Dodds 2000).

The United States is strengthening its alliances and expanding its military exercises in the region.

Nato has recently been ramping up its military exercises in the Baltics in response to what it sees as a growing Kremlin threat.

Politics is a reflection of culture, and American culture has always treated even its solemn exercises in civic participation as opportunities for diversion.

The Federation's army has rescheduled its military exercises in the North Caucasus and in Armenia, which are timed to coincide with the end of the Georgian electoral campaign.

In its absence, exercises in upstream public engagement have been proposed and held, with a view to indicate the subject and thrust of a broader public debate to be stimulated.