"It was not a seamless relationship, but the Taliban became dependent on bin Laden and Al Qaeda resources, and the outsiders exerted more and more influence over the government," a Western diplomat in the region said.
This has most salience where health literacy is conceptualised as a personal asset, orientated to developing skills and capacities which enable individuals to exert more mastery and control over their health and the factors that influence health and illness [ 27].
Health literacy, conceptualised as a personal asset, is orientated to developing skills and capacities which enable individuals to exert more mastery and control over their health and the factors that influence health and illness.
Based on studies in pre-schoolers, we hypothesized that mothers whose infant was lighter and had a smaller appetite, or who were worried about their infant being underweight, would exert more pressure; and mothers whose infant was heavier and had a larger appetite, or who were more concerned about overweight, would be more likely to restrict.
The disclosure of the engine test came a day after the United States pressed China to exert more economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea to help rein in its nuclear and missile programs during a round of high-level talks in Washington.
You need to exert more force (and therefore more energy) to move a heavy grand piano than to slide a small stool across the floor.
Professor Gianni De Fraja, head of economics at Leicester, said: "Parents from a more advantaged environment exert more effort, and this influences positively the educational attainment of their children.
Half-breaks from Chris Cusiter and Peter Horne saw Glasgow exert more control and Russell's third penalty came after an eye-catching burst from big Fijian Leone Nakarawa.
Warner recently took the superheroine away from him, to exert more control and to allow other, less expensive producers to take a shot at it.
