"The power that is being exercised against the McGahs today is the same power that was used to pry my dad away from the team," Mike Valley told The Contra Costa Times.
For other feminists, what is critical is the extent to which even apparently free choices are exercised against a backdrop of economic inequality or patriarchal dominance.
Soros said this should be "proportionate to the violation so that it would not turn into a nuclear option that cannot be exercised", to protect against moral hazard.
The hipoteca, for example, is a security that gives its holder an immediate and direct right over immovable property (mainly land and buildings) that can be exercised and made effective against any other creditor.
Notably, Intellectual Ventures' business is predicated on the fact that it owns patents that can be exercised in lawsuits or claims against companies just like Nest.
This paper describes a hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation framework that enables an experimental hydraulic actuator to be exercised as a flight control actuator against the numerical simulation of a high-performance jet aircraft.
Further, a citizen who refuses to assist an authority in decryption, as one is required to under Section 69, may simply be exercising her constitutional right against self-incrimination.
"The atmosphere in our hospital is so poisonous," said Dr. Arbit, a thin, soft-spoken man, "and this kind of malicious behavior has been exercised not only against me but other doctors as well".
Second, the tools validated in the frame of the previous effort are exercised and appraised against flight-test data collected during the Apollo AS-202 re-entry.
The authors condemn "prejudice against Muslims" but are exercised at far greater length and with much greater passion about what they see as a burgeoning anti-semitism.
