The emperor ruled with the aid of an aristocratic bureaucracy, exercising authority with harsh and often repressive controls.
Here, leaders of tribes like the Obeidat, Zliten, Tajjoura and Misratah already exercise authority, along with judges and a three-member council: Mr. Abu Rashed, a judge and a former diplomat, all secular figures.
According to House of Commons procedure, "the Prime Minister and the Cabinet are able to exercise authority only with the consent and approval ('confidence') of a majority of the Members of the House of Commons".
Our study therefore aims to: describe the extent to which horizontal managers exercise authority over HIV M&E coordination, determine factors associated with exercised authority, and explore vertical managers' roles in HIV M&E coordination.
When we exercise authority over individuals, a politician cannot interfere with the administration process.
He needs to exercise authority.
L. 95 248, § 1(4), substituted "an average of one hundred and twenty-five acres per mile" for "twenty-five acres in any one mile", and struck out limitation on exercise of authority with respect to a connecting trail right-of-way.
Separate men's and women's associations exercise considerable authority, with men's associations being the more powerful.
After Gramm's workshopping, the legislation included new language saying the federal government "shall not exercise regulatory authority with respect to, a covered swap agreement offered, entered into, or provided by a bank".
But filling vacant Senate seats through elections would be a worthy change, replacing high-level deal-making and arbitrary exercises of authority with democracy.
