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Perry hedged its exposure to movements in Mylan's share price, and was thus able to exercise its voting rights without having any apparent exposure to the consequences.

"It clearly works; students are the beneficiaries of courses that are much more interesting, and the school is able to exercise its independence and design courses that suit its students.

Eustice argues that UK the could assert itself as a leading power in the north-east Atlantic, able to exercise its authority independently and strike favourable deals with neighbours such as Iceland and Norway.

Apple will also be able to exercise its option to pursue additional damages based on post-judgement royalties, and pre-judgement interest, pending the new jury's decision.

Instead of simply being the dominant economic power with its highly developed capitalist economy, the US has even been able to exercise its political ascendancy over all capitalist nations.

We all know that this right exists and we all expect that we'll be able to exercise it.

But it is unclear how much he will be able to exercise his authority here.

"But whether he'll be able to exercise his power now really remains to be seen," Mr. Hara said.

The Brotherhood is organised in a pyramidal structure, and with so many arrested and killed, it is likely that now the organisation will start to break down - in which case the leadership will no longer be able to exercise control over its followers or convince them to abandon violence.

There's also an important governance issue for the Co-op Group, about whether it is really appropriate for those who rise up through the political side of the co-operative movement to be able to exercise significant influence over its commercial activities.

Thanks to the unwavering friendship of America, Israel has been able to exercise near absolute power in its immediate region.