Speaking at a meeting of his security council on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would do "all we can" to exercise influence over the rebels.
PIs, meanwhile, worked under the aegis of department heads, deans, the university's provost, and ultimately the vice president for research, who has "direct authority over research policies (including compliance policies) and internal research funds" and can therefore exercise "influence over the faculty".
I truly believe sport -- especially football -- can exercise enormous influence on international politics".
Representatives of organizations that rejected the boycott argued that they can exercise greater influence through access than through rejection.
The compact illustrates the strength and the potential of the society's network: the society can exercise enormous influence without playing a direct role.
They can only do so in the rare case where they can exercise decisive influence over education policy, or by moving to a different school district.
Although a jury will decide the case, Rakoff can exercise broad influence on the evidence and testimony he allows into the record.
It is there that they can exercise the influence that, at best, launches an economy into a sweet, sustainable growth spurt.Bernard Wasow Washington, DC.
And while the federal government can exercise its influence on health policy using its power of the purse, it has, until recently, been hesitant about spending the necessary funds to address the addictions crisis.
