In that case, the association owns the land outside the house itself, and hence exercises stronger control over landscaping and the maintenance of building exteriors.
As an advertiser itself, Google exercising stronger controls over ads will definitely draw criticism from industry peers, and possibly also from antitrust watchdog organizations.
Playing with the French bassist François Moutin and the American drummer Bill Stewart, he exercised strong control over the music, keeping pieces to reasonable length and ending them with a snap.
Although Nicephorus' religious policy was Orthodox rather than Iconoclast (e.g., he permitted the veneration of images), he exercised strong control over the church, even going so far as to sponsor the convocation of a synod (809) that declared the emperor exempt from ecclesiastical laws.
Since PBDB have exercised strong control over biases, particularly those related to sampling rates, this suggests (but of course does not prove) that the periodicity is not a consequence of some sampling bias.
Within such an administrative framework, it is actually impossible for the district government to exercise much stronger control over the university or the university's engagement with the surrounding society.
It examines the ability of an organization to exercise some strong control over these settings and the way their judicious use can enhance the security of the network.
Even if you could study it, the field is vigilantly watched by the regime and the government exercises a strong control over film production, censoring whatever is considered unfit for the people of Egypt.
Thus, from the election in 1907 to the outbreak of World War I in 1914, the Vienna parliament could easily be bypassed by the imperial court and by the ministries of foreign affairs and war, over which Francis Joseph exercised strong control.
It was founded in the late 14th century, when the kabaka, or ruler, of the Ganda people came to exercise strong centralized control over his domains, called Buganda.
