Meanings of exercised before in English

The central organs should always be exercised before the organs of the surface.

Meyerhardt recommended that people who exercised before their diagnosis return to that level of activity.

I played their game with a sense that it called out powers that I had never exercised before.

And, likewise, it must be honestly confessed that these professions have, to a certain degree, been exercised before.

If you have never exercised before, you can work at a very easy pace until you feel confident moving ahead.

Consequently, such government as had been exercised before and was continued under the charter was essentially a creation of the people.

It is true that "when the head has to be exercised before the heart there is chilling of sympathy."

After long and anxious deliberation they determined to exercise a dispensing power such as had never been exercised before by any Pope.

This suggests that caution must be exercised before removal of host NK cell subset is applied clinically because enhanced BMC rejection may result.

Consequently, caution should be exercised before proposing the murine LLNA as a valid test to predict the sensitization potential of low molecular weight chemicals.

He rode fast and with a little watchfulness, exercised before reaching the Crazy Woman, satisfied himself that he had not been followed out of town.