Or at least emphasised "controlled".
But as many of the subjects emphasised, controlling the flow of cash becomes all the more critical when income is not just low, but also unpredictable and irregular.In this section Crouching tigers, stirring dragons Birth pains Hospital pass Dilute or die Smooth operators Gluttons for punishment?
The children in the adverts were shown as active and "aggressive", with the language used emphasising control, power and conflict, according to the report.
Emphasising control over "every aspect of the club, even if I wanted to sell the whole club", Pannu wrote to the finance officer: "We have a happy working relationship so I expect it to flourish and expect you not to question my authority in the future".
Furthermore, given that varus malalignment combined with ineffective dynamic muscle stability can manifest as lateral thrusting of the knee during early stance phase of walking (which is associated with increased risk of disease progression [ 56]), neuromuscular exercises emphasising control of lateral knee movement during weight-bearing activities may also be beneficial.
The current version of Barcelona still emphasises controlling the football, but has melded the tiki-taka style with a joyfully effective cutting edge.
Notwithstanding this, rape perpetration is rooted in prevailing constructions of masculinity – South Africa's hegemonic masculinity [ 20] – which emphasise dominance and control over women, expressed within a context of legitimised gendered violence [ 46, 47] and conspicuous performances of heterosexuality, both of which are epitomised in an act of MPR.
And by again using the Budget to raise public spending while targeting tax cuts on the most needy, the Chancellor emphasised a control of the political agenda that the Tories find hard to counter.
The RSHA, he emphasised, would control all aspects of the program.
Æthelstan emphasised his control by establishing a new Cornish see and appointing its first bishop, but Cornwall kept its own culture and language.
