Sentence examples for refrained from exercising from inspiring English sources
Maurice did not himself dictate the sentence, but he ostentatiously refrained from exercising his prerogative of pardon, and he personally endorsed the demand for the probably illegal forfeiture of Oldenbarnevelt's property.
However, the FTC has so far justly refrained from exercising this "unfairness" authority in cases involving a web site's use of a consumer's personally identifiable information.
Two days before ingesting the labeled waters, as well as over the nine subsequent days (day 1 9), the subjects refrained from exercising and ingesting alcohol and were allowed only three cups of coffee or tea per day.
For 3 days before each trial she also refrained from exercising, did not consume alcohol and ingested a diet poor in C providing 50 55% and 30 35% energy from CHO and fat, respectively, with the balance from protein.
Apart from this action, however, the U.S. government remained unique among major nations in refraining from exercising control at the national level.
It follows, that if the end sought is constitutionalif the unions may constitutionally induce Senn to agree to refrain from exercising the right to work in his business with his own hands, their acts were lawful.
p. 5178 (1958 ed). Title II provides for such a statutory proceeding for the determination of rights and duties arising thereunder, §§ 204 207, and courts should, therefore, ordinarily refrain from exercising their jurisdiction in such cases.
Title II provides for such a statutory proceeding for the determination of rights and duties arising thereunder, §§ 204-207, and courts should, therefore, ordinarily refrain from exercising their jurisdiction in such cases.
The Chinese government describes air with an AQI between 301 and 500 as "heavily polluted" and urges people to refrain from exercising outdoors; the elderly and other vulnerable populations are supposed to stay indoors entirely.
But the unions contend that, since Senn's exercise of the right to do so is harmful to the interests of their members, they may seek by legal means to induce him to agree to unionize his shop and to refrain from exercising his right to work with his own hands.
Our policy is not to interfere with the local rules of law which they fashion, save in exceptional situations where egregious error has been committed". Frady, of course, does not argue that we do not have jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. 1254(1) to hear this case, only that we should, in our discretion, refrain from exercising it.
