Sentence examples for that are exercised from inspiring English sources

In Australia, many of the powers and responsibilities that are exercised by English local government are undertaken at state government level.

He continued: "It is perverse that Prevent has become a more significant source of grievance in affected communities than the police and ministerial powers that are exercised..

Ms. Gunderson's lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court just days before last year's Mermaid Parade on June 22, raised questions about personal expression and whether the same rights that are exercised on Broadway stages should be extended to other arenas.

David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, observed in his testimony before parliament's home affairs select committee that "Prevent has become a more significant source of grievance in affected communities than the police and ministerial powers … that are exercised under the Pursue strand of the Contest strategy".

The three senators -- Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat; John McCain, the Arizona Republican; and Peter G. Fitzgerald, the Illinois Republican -- are expected to introduce legislation this week requiring companies to deduct stock option costs from their revenue if they intend to take the tax deduction for options that are exercised.

This dissertation explores the ethics and effects of the forms of professional vision that are exercised and enforced in Illinois's attempts to regulate and monitor psychotropic medication use.

Companies that are exercising restraint, cutting costs and headcount should be sensitive if they are also increasing executive pay.

It's not the delays and overruns besetting the $5 billion project that are exercising Hopkins.

"That is not an authority that is exercised by the states.

Surgery for persistent hiccups is also an option, though one that's exercised rarely.

It's a mystery that's exercised the curious for years – as the Guardian archives reveal.