As any number of historians, sociologists and pollsters can tell you, the evangelical Protestants who now exercise a major influence on the Republican Party are an infinitely diverse and contradictory group, and their relationship to these hyperpartisans is extremely ambivalent.
The evangelical left flourished in U.S. in the 1960s and 1970s, and some observers in the early 1970s expected it to exercise the major influence in evangelical politics.
It was in his long service as a U.S. senator from Massachusetts (1852 74), however, that he exercised his major influence on history.
At the end of the decade he published The State In Capitalist Society, probably the most discussed and debated of all his writings; its challenge to the dominant conventions exercised a major influence on political science and sociology.
In 1885, with a group of friends, he formed the Kenyūsha, a magazine and literary association that exercised a major influence in the development of the Japanese novel for nearly 20 years.
Which thinkers exercised a major influence on Collingwood?
Improving maternal health is a key directive of the World Health Organisation (WHO), and MPs can have major influence in promoting exercise, and changing health behaviours, in pregnant women.
A major influence on prose was exercised by Arabic.
Hormesis is now a major influence in aging research (Mattson and Calabrese 2008; Rattan 2008) as well as in exercise science (Radak et al. 2008) and plant biology/weed science (Belz 2008; Calabrese and Blain 2009), among others.
"The Liberal Democrats are exercising real power - the effective opposition in Westminster, party of the govern ment in Scotland and Wales, and controlling or having a major influence in over 180 councils across Great Britain.
