Sentence examples for potentially exercise from inspiring English sources

He went on to state that killer robots may be better able to determine when not to engage a target than humans, "and could potentially exercise greater care in so doing".

Thrall told me the Palestinians see him as "almost the only American political figure that you could imagine in the White House who would actually potentially exercise real leverage".

The important point here is that whilst overall the proportion over which a district could potentially exercise discretion varies from 23% in Ciamis to 63% in Rembang (but overall is a seemingly reasonable 45%), these figures hide a wide and systematic difference between DHO/HC and hospitals.

The room for innovation and change by the public sector to address local problems is very limited and will become even more so if the government continues to increase the number of permanent public servants in the sector, thereby reducing the proportion of public funds at the district level over which the district government could potentially exercise discretion.

Is the main problem that they enjoy authority which needs justification, or that they are perceived as potentially exercising unjustified coercion?

This minority faction potentially exercises an effective veto over the operation of the entire federal government.

If it doesn't work, only then you should move on to the potentially exercises.

Regulating CO2 using existing laws will be a laborious, and potentially litigious, exercise.

And so a noble, potentially enlightening exercise becomes a self-indulgent duet with 100 backup singers.

In The Stanford Prison Experiment he is one of a number of duped college students undergoing a potentially dangerous exercise in depersonalisation.

Further out, Tunisia will return to the international bond market, although its recent ratings downgrades have made that a potentially costly exercise.