It can exert its power because the narrator's grandparents were brother and sister.
The United States will realize that it is in its interest to exert its power through this multilateral filter that gives it credibility, acceptability, and legitimacy.
It was also reasonable to expect that the fighting would not last long, because neighboring Turkey, a much larger country with a powerful army and a long border with Syria, would exert its power to end the war.
As it has tried to curb the firing of rockets, Hamas has at the same time tried to exert its power domestically.
The Great Gatsby is the American novel on this list that remains, after many readings, one of my all-time favourites, an unquiet masterpiece whose mystery never fails to exert its power.
The other way the CFPB can exert its power is to protect individual consumers.
This is the time, right now, for the Legislative Branch to exert its power over an Executive Branch that has gone completely and utterly mad.
Although the Roman Empire could exert its power through killing criminals, there was nothing they could do about a criminal being raised from the dead.
Beijing provides an interesting case study about what's possible when the central government can exert its power with unfettered authority.
It experiences and interprets events through the lens of its limiting perceptions; mainly, fear, and attempts to exert its power and influence through the use of the Will, the Ego's instrument.
But when the Fed exerts its powers, it usually makes sense for market traders to bend with the wind.
