Meanings of exercise political in English

All persons have a right to privacy and to exercise political rights.

The restored government was intolerant, because, by intolerance, it could exercise political repression.

The sun of England is set for ever if the Catholics exercise political power.

This want of patriotic feeling, it is said, renders a Jew unfit to exercise political functions.

France wants an ad hoc steering group of coalition members, including the Arab League, to exercise political control.

Before he assumed the direction, The Times did not seek to guide opinion or to exercise political influence.

They have no right, founded in justice, to participate in the administration of the Government or exercise political power.

In theory every male church member was a priest and king, authorized to interpret spiritual truth and to exercise political authority.

Attorney General David Parker even stated, in releasing the report, that government ministers have been unable to exercise political control of the military.

All persons have a right to privacy and to exercise political rights; all have a right to access to information and just administration action.

It is a plain duty to society, that men should not exercise political power, unless they have some knowledge of the questions at issue.

More than this, the British ambassador had adequate means furnished him for exercising political influence.

As well as exercising political influence for more than half a century, the military is a major player in the economy.

He cannot be compared to our Prime Minister, seeing that the President himself exercises political power, and is responsible for its exercise.

North Vietnam is probably aware that Imperial China exercised political rights over Tongking and Annam (the present-day North and part of South Vietnam).