Sentence examples for to be exercised through from inspiring English sources

Without the political willingness and the financial capability to garrison the region in the manner of postwar Germany and Japan, U.S. influence has to be exercised through air power, political proxies, economic inducements, and regional alliances.

It likewise enshrines the freedom of religion, worship and conviction for all people and makes the Qatari population the source of powers and legislations to be exercised through an elected legislative council".

Community control was to be exercised through local partnerships.

On the question of pricing, Keese said: "Parliament has not decided yet if it wants the right to be exercised through a collecting society or not.

The plaintiff argued that the PSA's power to control the use of its berths had to be exercised through subsidiary legislation.

Once technical and political independence has been achieved, the technical and, to some degree, political management of the DNS should be exercised through an international body.

In both cases, he has warrants to purchase common shares of the companies at specific prices, which can be exercised through 2013.

It may be exercised through legislative, executive, or judicial actions.

But it should not be exercised through disproportionate, antiquated voting procedures".

These abilities will be exercised through study of and writing on the issue of personal identity.

It can be exercised through a variety of military, economic, and cultural means.