Sentence examples for make any exercise of from inspiring English sources

Yet the conditions of guinea-pigging make any exercise of power difficult.

These international flows of medical personnel make any planning exercise of national health professionals' supply quite difficult.

To make any of these exercises more challenging you can hold dumbbells as you complete them.

Make any of the above exercises more challenging by using a heavier medicine ball.

Although he believes we possess information about Shakespeare in "relative abundance," he admits that "there are huge gaps in knowledge that make any biographical study of Shakespeare an exercise in speculation".

That is the core of what makes exercise work, but that is also what makes any type of exercise program carry some degree of risk.

Lawyers are supposed to use reason and precedent to make the exercise of power neutral and objective, yet this repressed subjectivism always returns.

There are a number of similarities between these two economies that make this exercise of comparative history worthwhile.

This study suggests that policies need to change at the national level to fully support a co-management system and to make fishers' exercise of powers feasible.

Though Beauvoir will not argue that these structures deprive women of their freedom, neither will she ignore the situations that make the exercise of that freedom extremely difficult.

Foucault's governmentality framework explores the connections between "forms of government and rationalities or modes of thoughts (about governing) which justify, legitimise and make the exercise of government deem rational" (Fimyar 2008, p. 4).