Sentence examples for wishing to exercise from inspiring English sources

According to the groups, some social landlords saw an increase in the number of applications from tenants wishing to exercise their right to buy before Sunday's deadline.

An emerging pattern suggests that EU citizens wishing to exercise their democratic right to protest – and to attend cross-border protests – are confronted by para-military style policing, pre-emptive surveillance and raids, denial of entry, preventive detention, the control and dispersal of protests and expulsion from the country, sometimes with a lengthy re-entry ban.

Governments wishing to exercise power through the medium of commissioners choosing between competing healthcare providers cannot abdicate that choice entirely to patients.

This phenomenon is not unique to Ghana or Africa, being prevalent in Western countries too, and is perhaps a manifestation of the complexities and hypocrisies in the wider discourse on women's freedom to make choices on their sexual and reproductive rights in which women wishing to exercise their rights are still subject to moral condemnation [ 33, 34].

Disabled people who wish to exercise still face obstacles and prejudice.

The fields are also made available to neighborhood athletic leagues and to people who wish to exercise.

If I have a right to know, as Gatti argues, I don't wish to exercise it.

As was clear in the article, those who wish to exercise in the suburbs will find a way.

But frustrated motorists who wish to exercise their Teutonic right to speed-limitless driving have an ally.

"It is unreasonable and unacceptable to require citizens to apply to the authorities in advance any time they wish to exercise a basic human right.

However, if they wish to exercise their right to vote, they will cast their ballots in the gymnasiums of Yonkers public schools.