In 2015, the housing market will finally begin to exert control over the government.
Incumbents exert control over the economy and can use it to their advantage.
Mr. Tatary said he did not think the government's proposal was a veiled effort to exert control over the mosques.
Thesiger touches on the old problem of the inability of governments to exert control over the marsh dwellers.
He responded that architects try to exert control over the interpretation of their work, but they can't.
One is the distinct cultural differences found at annual meetings, where shareholders ostensibly exert control over the companies they own.
An excerpt from the Myanmar report: The government continued its efforts to exert control over the Buddhist clergy (Sangha).
Riot police surrounded block 257 from four different sides, north, south, east and west, in order to exert control over the demonstration.
But the rules, part of a Chinese government campaign to exert control over the country's information industries, had been expected for some time.
Skeptics of the Pentagon review say it is motivated partly by a desire among certain officials to exert control over the voices of troops on the Web.
According to some, exaggerating fears over a possible cyber-terrorist attack is part of that attempt to exert control over the internet.
