Sentence examples for will be to exercise from inspiring English sources

Laws for the principality will continue to be made at Westminster, and the assembly's job will be to exercise the secondary legislative powers (ie, over the way Westminster's laws are put into practice) now used by the Welsh secretary.This gives Westminster the option of keeping a tight grip over the assembly.

2. Randolph Clarke (2000) begins his entry, incompatibilism: (nondeterministic) theories of free will, by characterizing free will in terms of control, "To act with free will is to exercise a certain type of control over one's behavior".

Clarke writes, "To act with free will is to exercise a certain type of control over one's behavior; what you do, when you act freely, is up to you" (my emphasis) 2000.

Throughout the semester, my goal will be to make exercises that engage you in that way.

The more fun you're having, the more likely you'll be to continue exercising.

So long as the industry thinks like that, it is quite possible that Saudi Arabia will be willing to exercise the restraint needed to keep oil prices firm.

But in the coming two years many of us will be able to exercise our American right to protest, and to use our electoral system to do that.

But the question of how much discretion district courts will be allowed to exercise remains yet to be determined.

Patients will have much more information on who provides good and bad care, and will be encouraged to exercise enhanced choice to go wherever has the highest standards.

Is one semester of civics enough to ensure students will be able to exercise their rights and responsibilities?

By participating in diversified models, all children will be able to exercise their rights to learn and play through socializing and enjoying creative activities.