A director has to exert his power, and I don't like that.
Moreover, Mr McCluskey has made no secret of his wish to exert his power over candidate selections, including in a Guardian article in May.
Reid also claims that any agent who has the power to do something also has three other inter-related powers: the power not to do the thing, the power to try to do that thing (that is, the power to exert his power to do the thing), and the power not to try to do that thing.
Unarmed, how could my villain exert his power?
He is now exerting his power because the rebels refused to pay the sum he demanded for his neutrality.
There is a feeling among the Washington players that Schottenheimer's brash move yesterday was nothing more than his way of strong-arming the franchise and exerting his power as general manager and coach.
"He completely exerted his power and the control that he had … And I do believe that kind of behavior perpetuates rape culture and makes young boys think they can behave that way".
It's run instead by the conniving House majority whip, played by Kevin Spacey, who in one story line exerts his power in a marathon "mark up" session in which House members insert pet provisions in a bill.
The three levels are closely linked to one another; and through these three orders, the divine Creator exerts his power, which passes from rank to rank, from the purely spiritual angels occupying the highest level, which is closest to God, down through celestial bodies, especially the planets, and on to the lowest rank of material beings, both living and inanimate.
He exerted his power in support of Cnut's successors, kings Harthacnut and Edward, assisting them with vital military aid and counsel.
