Sentence examples for member to exercise from inspiring English sources

Even after Sunday's announcement, women will not be able to vote and run for municipal elections until 2015 — even though there is an election scheduled for Thursday — and they will need the approval of a male family member to exercise either right.

Grab a friend or family member to exercise with you for accountability and the social time.

Recruit a friend or family member to exercise with you.

It may not seem fair to push your autistic family member to exercise, if you don't.

From the outset, reviewers were nonplussed by this new-old space, especially the tendency for its groundlings (standing audience members) to exercise a form of mob rule.

"We're glad it worked for her, and we encourage members to exercise their right to appeal whenever they need to".

"Chapters From a Broken Novel" keeps going and going, leaving no room for audience members to exercise their intellects or imaginations.

"But our argument was, if a group of forty members can use leverage to obstruct good policy, we can put together a group of forty members to exercise leverage to advance good policy".

Among the initiatives he is pushing member states to adopt is a European arrest warrant that would obligate all European Union members to exercise a warrant issued by any one member.

On Sept. 27, even before the disclosure of the first anthrax attack, the American Society of Microbiology, a professional group in Washington that has 43,000 members in the United States and abroad, issued an alert calling on its members to "exercise prudent attention to biosafety and vigilance concerning unusual occurrences," a discreet reference to possible terrorist activity.

The diplomats said the proposed sanctions called for an outright ban on certain transactions with Iran, whereas the existing sanctions called on United Nations members to exercise "vigilance" or "restraint" in interacting with Iran in some areas of weapons trade, shipping and banking.