Sentence examples for now being exercised from inspiring English sources

With the Pay4Performance measures now being exercised that require physicians and primary care providers to demonstrate not only how they are addressing disease prevention through patient education, but also how are they are being reimbursed based on patient surveys and data metrics on t heir practice outcomes, the problem is in the spotlight.

The line functions of the forestry agencies are now being exercised by the Field Operations Office, headed by the Under-secretary for Field Operations at the national level.

Allows immigration officers to perform revenue and customs functions that have up to now been exercised by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs HMRCCustoms HMRC

Catholic practices have apparently led the bishops to become more reticent in denouncing artificial birth control; perhaps a comparable prudence should now be exercised in the case of abortion.

That clause has now been exercised and Elmohamady has penned a three-year contract for an undisclosed fee.

"Now, power is being exercised by those who have weapons.

"Because of the markets being down, we have to assume that some of those options being exercised now are of less value than they were a year or two ago," DiNapoli said.

That power, for 45 years now, has been exercised over millions of Palestinians who enjoy none of the rights of citizenship and all the humiliations of an occupied people.

Options now worth $3.5 million can be exercised in December, after the election but before the inauguration.

In addition, he has 100,000 options to buy shares at $54.50, slightly above the current price, that could be exercised now.

This Responsibility-To-Protect (R2P) should be exercised now to stop the on-going genocide in Darfur.