Sentence examples for thereby exercising from inspiring English sources

COMMENT FROM CHARLIE: You call what the Israelis are doing in the West Bank 'occupation' but doesn't that imply a temporary state of affairs (in international law) when really the Israelis are interested in a control regime (not temporary), thereby exercising power over a region that has no vote in the Knesset?

When you do imagery, you are, by its very nature, requiring yourself to focus, thereby exercising your focus muscle and training it to focus from the start to the finish of your imagined performances.

Reportedly, Lucille Ball, who owned Desilu Studios (where the pilot was produced), persuaded NBC management to consider a second pilot, thereby exercising a special option agreement it had with Desilu, because she liked Gene Roddenberry and believed in the project.

As CIP/KIP CDK inhibitors promote dephosphorylated state of pocket proteins (retinoblastoma (Rb), p107 and p130) thereby exercising control over G1/S transition, we evaluated whether they might play a role in G1/S checkpoint activation in CLL cells treated with MLN4924.

Business firms create rules to regulate and, thereby, exercise authority over employees.

'They make it hard for consumers to switch and thereby exercise their competitive pressure.' The jury is also out at the Financial Services Authority, the City's watchdog.

The next president may appoint up to five Supreme Court justices and thereby exercise a lasting impact on the daily lives of Americans.

Only by standing by him in public could Mr. Blair hope to influence Mr. Bush in private -- for the benefit of America (which should therefore behave more prudently), for the benefit of Britain (which will thereby exercise disproportionate influence), and for the benefit of the world (which will be a better place because of the vitality of the "special relationship").

Therefore "the editor, who arranges the various texts and annotates them, who thereby exercises final authority over Dr. Francia's versions of himself, is the heir of Policarpo Patiño".

He pointed out how banking functions thereby exercised - without access to central bank liquidity or public sector credit guarantees but free of regulatory costs - had been at the core of a powerful liquidity-generating, maturity-transforming machine at play in the US economy in the 2000s.

Lixisenatide activates the GLP-1 receptor and thereby exercises the range of physiological effects generated by GLP-1, which consist of increased insulin secretion, inhibition of glucagon secretion, and decreased gastrointestinal motility alongside the promotion of satiety.