Furthermore the DGs can exercise considerable control over a Commissioner with the Commissioner having little time to learn to assert control over their staff.
The reason, said P. Gilbert Mercurio, the chief executive of the Westchester County Board of Realtors and writer of the report, is that unlike many areas, Westchester has "an above-average number of homeowners with considerable control over whether and when to list their properties for sale".
Thus, by the end of the 4th century, Yamato was a kingdom well settled on the Nara plain with considerable control over the peoples of the archipelago.
He allowed the Metropolitan to give him a retrospective in 1979, in part because the curator allowed him considerable control over the installation.
Since the districts have had considerable control over their schools' curriculums, the system has become a patchwork of educational philosophies and priorities in recent decades.
The Picasso in question, Nature morte au crâne de taureau, was given to DiCaprio with a handwritten note from a friend of Jho Low, the Malaysian financier said to have had considerable control over the fund.
A delegation of top government officials traveled to the monastery the evening before the monks' deadline and ultimately gave them considerable control over how their plateau is developed -- an agreement that makes it unlikely that McDonald's or any other fast-food restaurant serving meat will be opening next door.
While males might coerce mating, studies of Drosophila have consistently shown that females exercise considerable control over mating [20], and we took mating to indicate a measure of female preference.
The war brought some passion into domestic affairs, albeit less than in World War I. Curtin's government exercised considerable control over the civilian population, "industrial conscription" being scarcely an exaggerated description.
"You have considerable control over your taxation, so I never get those checks with a huge capital gains distribution".
The most dramatic effect is a doubling of the rate of FCCP-stimulated respiration, indicating that glycolysis was exerting considerable control over maximum respiration rate.
