Sentence examples for law to exercise from inspiring English sources

Board members are required by state law to exercise good faith in exercising their fiduciary duties.

Lay people are simply not allowed under canon law to exercise any supervisory function relative to the clergy.

As a result of these deliberations, I've decided it is my duty under Florida law to exercise my discretion in denying these requested amendments.

Ms. Harris decided on Wednesday that "it is my duty under Florida law to exercise my discretion in denying" authority for recounts.

At the same time, Ms. Daniels said, a buyer has a duty under state law to exercise "due diligence" when buying property.

But between last night's statements by Gore and by Bush, Harris said, "I've decided it is my duty under Florida law to exercise my discretion in denying these requested amendments".

Nation states evolved a justice system, and rule of law, precisely to exercise their power responsibly, fairly and predictably.

The pioneers outrace the state's capacity to enforce the law and to exercise its own property rights.This may be changing.

A supreme court administering English law began to exercise original jurisdiction over the city as far as the Maratha Ditch (now Acharya Prafulla Chandra and Jagadish Chandra Bose roads).

In the Convivio Dante establishes the link between his political thought and his understanding of human appetite: given the pope's craving for worldly power, at the time there existed no proper spiritual models to direct the appetite toward God; and given the weakness of the empire, there existed no law sufficient to exercise a physical restraint on the will.

But now the failure of the law enforcement to exercise a little bit of common sense will cost it federal court.