Sentence examples for possibility of exercising from inspiring English sources

A further invisible 70,000 people were denied even the possibility of exercising their democratic right, after the government failed to overturn the unlawful blanket ban on sentenced prisoners voting.

To leave this issue unresolved now leaves the possibility of exercising this power at a later date which will cause a significant and unwarranted delay in the resolution of the investigation".

But if a writer refuses to conform, he not only loses all these perks; he is deprived of the possibility of exercising his profession at all.In principle, membership of the union is not indispensable in order to get published.

Having lost 25 pounds, Sabathia on Monday also shed his standard I'm-a-Yankee answer for a more noncommittal approach, for the first time acknowledging the possibility of exercising his contractual right to explore free agency.

If the possibility of exercising pressure on Iran's drive for nuclear weapons serves as a cautious (and not necessarily real) bargaining chip for Russia in its search for parity of power with the West, Georgia, after last year's invasion, is apparently an issue where Moscow feels no constraints.

However, this situation also creates some degree of dependency on a single source of supply without the possibility of exercising much control.

Only 17% of respondents said No. The literature confirms that the involvement of the people entails allowing them to discover the possibilities of exercising choice and thereby becoming capable of managing their own development.

The exercise intensity was evaluated basing on heart rate, assuming that 80% of effort possibilities of exercising individuals (acc. to the formula 100% = 200-age) were not exceeded.

As a sufferer of seasonal allergies and asthma, life is difficult enough for someone as active and busy as Karina even without the possibility of exercise induced anaphylactic shock, which can happen even if the food was eaten eight hours ago.

Whenever severely debilitated patients undergo muscle strength training, the possibility of exercise-induced muscle damage must be considered.

Indeed, as pointed out by Martin and colleagues [ 1] in the Discussion section of their article, the possibility of exercise-induced muscle damage during IMT should be considered, particularly in those patients where the severity of airflow obstruction is associated with diaphragm injury even in a phase of clinical stability [ 11].