Sentence examples for trying to exercise from inspiring English sources

"He was very much trying to exercise control".

Ever mindful of uncertainty, Koolhaas is perpetually trying to exercise control.

Economic concerns are just part of what a woman trying to exercise her reproductive rights faces.

"We're trying to exercise judgment," Mr. Nelson said last week, "in terms of who we're looking for first".

Rather than let the favorable fall winds rush through their heads, MacCulloch and the Nets are trying to exercise caution.

The United States and United Nations have been concerned that Iran has been trying to exercise sway in Afghanistan.

"It's still putting up a barrier to a woman trying to exercise her constitutional right," said Delegate Charniele Herring, a Democrat.

The report did not find evidence that the F.B.I. routinely targeted groups that were trying to exercise their First Amendment right to protest government policies.

They should already be trying to exercise and lose weight, or taking a medication to treat the glucose problem, he said.

You see what was being done to black people for simply trying to exercise the rights that we supposedly won with hard-fought battles a hundred years ago.

Lebedev believes there is a need to know about the pressures from "despotic regimes" on journalists trying to exercise freedom of speech.