POETRY exercises a special power for Arabs.
Even if there had been a small majority in favour, the DUP would have exercised a special veto drawn up under devolution.
Stopping in the Central Asian republic of Kazakhstan after a one-day trip to India, Ms. Rice also rejected the idea that any country exercised "a special sphere of influence" in the region.
Then he was sent to Angola, 140 miles inland from New Orleans, the largest maximum security prison in the US and a place whose notorious horrors have long exercised a special fascination on writers, film-makers and reformers.
The "demonic" character of the opera has caused it to exercise a special fascination for audiences, and it has given rise to a large critical, interpretative, and sometimes purely fanciful literature.
When the south votes in the 2011 referendum, Abyei state will exercise a special dispensation (which is nothing to do with the ruling at The Hague) letting it choose whether to stay in a federal Sudan or to secede with the south.
If this is correct, we have reason to develop and exercise a special concern for the moral identity and integrity of our country.
That is, most have thought that if an agent were to genuinely merit praise or blame for something, then he would need to exercise a special form of control over that thing (e.g., the ability at the time of action to both perform or not perform the action) that is incompatible with one's being causally determined.
But here's where the estate planning allows for the assets to move between generations: Radziwill exercises a special power of appointment over the principal of the trust to pass it to a trust for her daughter Tina that is created under Radziwill's Revocable Trust, adding to the principal in that trust.
The Montreal Canadiens, however, exercised a special "cultural option" that allowed them to select two players of French-Canadian heritage, before any other players were selected.
