But the system it opposes, as well as the power exercised through the system, supplies its unity.
Most participants contextualised the issue of participation in the decision making process as being exercised through representation by their leaders.
We anticipated a further possibility above, however, when we observed that a dual officer or director might depart so far from the norms of parental influence exercised through dual officeholding as to serve the parent, even when ostensibly acting on behalf of the subsidiary in operating the facility.
The fourth kind of empire, suggests Mr Darwin, was a more informal one in places such as Argentina and Egypt where British influence was exercised through commerce, investment and shrewd diplomacy (occasionally of the gunboat kind).What characterised Britain's empire most was the matchless adaptability of its builders and promoters.
In oral arguments last week, the commission's defense argued that the "legislature" can refer to the legislative process, as exercised by the people through the direct democracy of the ballot initiative.
The Supreme Court has previously ruled that "legislature" can refer to legislative power and the legislative process, as exercised by the people through direct democracy, since the Constitution's framers at the time didn't foresee how initiatives and referenda would become the law in states like Arizona.
As an exercise in government 2.0, it could show that power can be exercised through people, not over people.
Politics, for Disraeli, was as much about preferment as about policy — or, rather, he thought that principle is exercised as well through preferment as through policy.
Active exercise, as well as passive exercise through low-amplitude whole-body vibration, have been demonstrated to improve bone mass or delay bone loss [ 1, 2].
Ruling as Henry IV, he exercised power through a royal council and parliament, while attempting to enforce political and religious conformity.
