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• This Amendment ensures the freedom of speech, press, assembly, and free exercise of religion.
• Perhaps an exercise in work study/work measurement might not be out of order.
• It also prohibited the federal government from interfering with the free exercise of religion.
• I believed most of my clients would not exercise without my physical presence.
• Women who walk or do other aerobic exercise on a regular basis have a lower risk of hip fracture.
• the exercise of authority
• This is why bodybuilders rarely exercise a body part (other than abs) more than once a week.
• Mary then suggests a few remedies to this ridiculous exercise of free speech by students.
• Stables also regularly use the wide expanse of shoreline to exercise their horses.
• You've finally committed to an exercise regime.
• Members of a disadvantaged group would merely exercise the option to join the privileged group.
• Two other key elements of the program, exercise your body and your brain.
• According to him, organising the project has been an exercise in determination and humility.
• He also attacked them for the exercise of predatory power over their smaller competitors.
• It says Congress shall make no law establishing a religion or interfering with the free exercise thereof.
• The rebranding exercise could cost as much as £30m.
• Indeed, in September we were due to carry out a national exercise in radiation monitoring throughout the country.
• The high court has consistently defended the free exercise of religion as well as the right not to practice religion.
• Presidents in ordinary times have fewer opportunities to exercise what James MacGregor Burns has referred to as transformational leadership.
• You do not have to exercise at a high intensity to get most health benefits.
• Pangnirtung was selected as the ideal spot for an exercise to test army skills in a remote area.
• Those who exercise regularly cite important physical and psychological payoffs.
• Local dog owners used the canal bank to exercise their pets.
• Unfortunately they closed it after 2 years and retrenched me as a cost-cutting exercise .
• A cost-cutting exercise has resulted in two staff contracts not being renewed and a third is under review.
• Here are a few other cases going on right now where the ACLU is defending the free exercise of religion.
• And when it comes to circulatory disease, regular, aerobic exercise is the best prescription.
• raise your knee to exercise the upper leg and hip muscles
• Consultation is more of a public relations exercise than a meaningful legal process.
• Then does the exercise of the power conferred by clause 8.5 necessitate such an addition or omission?
• The prime minister was poised to launch a damage-limitation exercise after losing a key referendum vote.
• This most fundamental exercise of Executive authority is binding on the courts.
• Earlier this year the council undertook a public consultation exercise regarding modernisation proposals.
• raise your knee to exercise the upper leg muscles
• Due to failing health, many owners are no longer able to exercise their dogs, which is where the trust would like News Shopper readers to step in.
• Muscle strength was found to be a good predictor of exercise tolerance as well.
• An hour's worth of prime time exercise greatly improves heart health.
• Unfortunately this lack of vigorous physical exercise has resulted in an increase of various illnesses.
• He takes part in national triathlon events - but it's the sheer physical exercise he enjoys as much as the competition, he insists.
• Does the thought of improved blood sugar control and better health motivate you to exercise ?
• Yet the whole affair was a displacement activity: an exercise in self-deception.
• The thesis demonstrates the potential of divorce to threaten individual men's exercise of patriarchal authority and their masculine identities in very concrete ways.
• Sport enriches life's experience, physical exercise improves health, and in this country we need far more investment in both.
• How often are you able to exercise or do physical activity?
• A change of eating habits, medication, along with exercise , has improved his health.
• Being a water-borne disease, jaundice can be tackled if the people exercise enough caution in preparing and consuming food.
• The only advice is - no strenuous physical exercise for the rest of the day.
• With many country footpaths and bridleways closed because of the epidemic, owners are finding it more difficult to exercise their pets.
• States must take effective measures to ensure that all persons entitled to vote are able to exercise that right.
• The singleness of the end contrasted with the multiplicity of means, allowed for the full exercise of human faculties.
• They await judgement of the Federal Court as to whether they might exercise their rights to apply for asylum in Australia.
• The rivalry between the two bosses is viewed as a good public relations exercise .
• The exercise of critical judgment moves beyond the exercise of technical and practical judgment.
• The banks stress they only exercise this right in extreme circumstances and would only take money from an account that was in credit.
• But that would be a matter for that Court in the exercise of its jurisdiction.
• They were told to integrate the exercises in daily activities and to exercise in short sessions on several occasions during the day.
• He said he had brought the matter to the attention of the minister of Home Affairs to make arrangements to carry out a registration exercise in the area.
• an exercise in public relations
• Thus America became the first nation to disestablish religion and to protect the free exercise of religion by law.
• Quality and service should not suffer in any way due to this cost-cutting exercise .
• Should those rights at any time in the future be available for exercise , the applicant says it is the entity entitled to do so.
• It wasn't until four years later that the First Amendment was adopted guaranteeing the free exercise of religion.
• anyone receiving a suspect package should exercise extreme caution
• exercise improves your heart and lung power
• Heart patients in the district are among the first in the country to be helped back to health with exercise classes.
• The organization is currently undertaking a wide-ranging consultation exercise with members on reform of the UK pension system.
• Eat healthily and take plenty of exercise.
• Eat healthily and take plenty of exercise.