If some categories of people have more difficulty in exerting their freedom of choice, they might forego the fruits of system reform and new inequalities might arise.
Apart from the resulting uneasy situation, the caregiver also experiences difficulties and fatigue in exerting the nursing activities.
We can do the same in exerting our global influence.
There is no harm in exerting oneself.
They could not achieve that goal in 2000 when Yasser Arafat was ruling over a unified Palestinian camp, when a relatively moderate political figure was serving as Israel's PM -- and at a time when the U.S. was at the peak of its so-called unipolar moment and Iran, Hizbollah and Hamas were having great difficulties in trying to exert their influence.
As noted above, research shows that individuals often fail to choose "optimally" in such settings and can have difficulty exerting self-control in starting up and persisting in investment activities with distant payoffs.
R. K. Sharma, the secretary-general of the Federation of Indian Mineral Industries, responded by pointing out the difficulty of exerting control over small miners and their intermediaries in India.
If the tests were not constructed from banks of trialled items, then there may have been differences in difficulty that exerted a greater influence on overall pass-rates than that of the language component, as revealed in this study.
As noted earlier in this paper, issues regarding whether SL counseling is effective and of good quality, and if it would create difficulties and exert extra demands on the part of the users, both in itself and compared to the other counseling channels, are major factors when it comes to considering whether the adoption and diffusion of this technology should be promoted.
Every year Chinese courts order the execution of some 10,000 prisoners so the highly profitable market for organ transplants is likely to continue, particularly in outlying provinces where central government has difficulty exerting its authority.
