Sentence examples for potential to exercise from inspiring English sources

THE HAGUE — A little more than a month ago, the European Union got a newly empowered telecommunications regulatory agency with the potential to exercise real clout.

I was particularly struck with the report that FERC's staff found that California's power companies "had the potential to exercise market power," but could not conclude that they had actually used that power.

According to year-end reports filed with Consob, the stockmarket watchdog, the bank held stakes of 2% or more in 12 listed companies and so has the potential to exercise considerable shareholder influence over the very financial institutions it regulates.

In a letter to Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, the association said that those figures and "United's well-documented single-minded focus on profits should raise major red flags" about United's potential to exercise monopoly power over doctors and purchases of health care.

This game's open potential to exercise free will is why the artist chose the platform for his reinterpretation of Weiwei's iconic series.

We believe that our procedure allowed more than half the potential participants to exercise their freedom of refusal.

We evaluated the feasibility, safety, and diagnostic accuracy of noninvasive pacemaker stress echocardiography (PASE) test as a potential alternative to exercise or pharmacologic stress in patients with suspected or known coronary artery disease (CAD).

OBJECTIVES: The study was conducted to determine if the capillary density of skeletal muscle is a potential contributor to exercise intolerance in class II-III chronic heart failure (CHF).

New programmes need to take into account the specific needs and potential barriers to exercise of those with serious mental illness.

However, polyandry creates the potential for females to exercise mate choice after copulation and hence more polyandrous species may be expected to shift some degree of female mate choice from precopulatory to postcopulatory processes [29].

From this study, we have learned that the potential for students to exercise newly acquired skills in a real-world setting is the most favoured and probably the most effective method of teaching communication, and elaborate self-reflection consolidates learning success.