Sentence examples for seldom exercised from inspiring English sources

Capital punishment is legal in India, though it is seldom exercised.

"Discretionary spending" is a term people throw around a lot in Washington, while actual discretion is seldom exercised.

The credit card number gives the restaurant the option — seldom exercised — of charging a no-show fee.

If well-intentioned people in the West, and elsewhere, uphold the right to protect, why is it so seldom exercised?

If a condo rejects an applicant, the building must agree to buy the apartment on the same terms — an option that is seldom exercised, so the approval process is more of a formality.

Even though that power is seldom exercised and Mr. Nagatsuma himself is a member of the lower house, he said his party's new standing has made bureaucrats more responsive to his demands for information, though not as responsive as he wished.

Contractually he has the right to object to casting or to the choice of director, but he seldom exercises it.

Its fate provides a unique display of self-restraint in an industry that seldom exercises it.

Those companies typically reserve the right to adjust prices after their catalogues are printed, but they seldom exercise that option.

This is because, in Justice Stevens's view, individual shareholders seldom exercise substantial control over corporations because of "the internal authority wielded by boards and managers".

Some patients with exercise-induce asthma seldom exercise [ 31] and several researches report that aerobic exercise may improve CKD [ 32, 33].