Sentence examples for will exercise over from inspiring English sources

Can he stand up to the mental domination that his elder teammate will exercise over him and the team psychology?

The influence that Berlusconi's Freedom party will exercise over the new government was nevertheless made clear in the runup to Wednesday's announcement.

Andrew Lansley's vision is patients will exercise choice over where they are treated.

But even now, it is unclear how much control his government will exercise, particularly over the 160,000 troops from the United States, Britain and other countries that will remain here, or even over Iraq's own army and police forces.

In some cases, the tribunal is required to make a number of decisions involving different claimants (e.g., in the dispute between the United States and Iran arising out of the 1979 Iranian revolution), while in others the tribunal will exercise jurisdiction over a single issue only.

Jack Lew and his employers have provided seemingly logical explanations for all of these -- Kevin Drum at Mother Jones magazine was told that Lew's Citigroup bonus for moving to a government job, negotiated up front before said job happened "avoids the problem of voluntarily either paying or nor paying a big bonus to someone who will exercise power over it in the future".

What is unreasonable about expecting broad support for the confirmation of judges who will exercise lifelong power over Americans?

Under the new lease, the Sons of the Revolution, owners of the landmark at 54 Pearl Street, will exercise unusual control over the restaurant, right down to cuisine, which must be "primarily American".

Benítez insisted on the insertion of a series of written guarantees in his revamped contract and will exercise full autonomy over, critically, recruitment as well as assorted other spheres including the academy and a re-modelling of the training ground.

GE will own 50% of each venture, and will exercise operational control over the businesses, it said.

Although reading "body language" is one of the lowest forms of political analysis, it was hard not to see in Jeremy Corbyn's buoyant demeanour someone who believes he will exercise considerable authority over the coming months.