Sentence examples for would be exercising from inspiring English sources

In revising its position, the agency said that it would be exercising "enforcement discretion" — a temporary measure.

General Powell announced the day after the vote that he would be exercising those options, which will net him millions.

With the games starting soon, she would be exercising so much that it would offset any extra calories in the wraps, she said.

She now appears to have given notice on the Saturday before that she would be exercising her right to leave the project.

We would be exercising the judicial power if one Act was — one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended.

That same day the prime minister, David Cameron, told reporters his country would be exercising its right to opt out of a mass of European policing and crime measures, including the EAW.

The bill had a provision for waivers, which in her judgment would be exercised if necessary.

It said the right to "minimum force" would be exercised if other means to eliminate that threat have failed.

(a) and (b) relating to the authority of Air University to confer academic degrees and regulations under which authority would be exercised.

The problem was putting a price on a contingent liability something that would be exercised only if it was in the buyer's interest to do so.

It is often forgotten, however, that Jefferson's problem was mainly with the scale on which these outrageous statutes would be exercised, e.g., in support of the Federalist national government and against its opponents.