Therefore, no movement can spurn its relationship with the institutions: it has to attempt to exert an influence at an institutional level, to occupy spaces and, if it has an alternative project, to completely take over institutional government.
During this period, Parsons attempted to exert a controlling influence over the group by pressuring McGuinn to recruit either JayDee Maness or Sneaky Pete Kleinow as the band's permanent pedal steel guitar player.
The statement also pointed out that Uefa Disciplinary Regulations strictly forbid a club to "exert, or attempt to exert, any influence whatsoever over the players that another club may (or may not) field in a match".
Institute of Ideas director Claire Fox, who will chair a session on the pros and cons of new funding sources at the Sheffield Doc/Fest, says even a foundation or an organisation with noble aims may attempt to exert editorial influence on a documentary.
The French philosopher Michel Foucault, argued that every such attempt to describe and circumscribe a subject is also an attempt to exert power over it.
Following the outbreak of the First Balkan War in October 1912, the German High Command decided to create a Mediterranean Division in an attempt to exert influence in the area.
"I think the whole thing is an overblown attempt to exert government power over us," said Bob Allen, a Washington state apple farmer.
But instead of hoarding as an attempt to exert some control, I needed to experience my feelings.
Neighboring countries have become increasingly frustrated by Zimbabwe's mounting economic and political problems, and the development meetings today and Monday were an attempt to exert pressure.
Criticism has strong psychological properties, and could criticising something everyone likes be an attempt to exert dominance over many people at once?
