How did they exert the necessary pressure?
But it is not only peers who exert the pressure.
Demographically weakened, the Mongols were not able to exert their rule over remote domains in their empire, who began to revolt once the plague broke out.
On the latter point, the governor is, in essence, conceding to the effort by some communities to exert home rule in blocking this industrial activity but saying home rule cuts both ways.
The question of the war crimes inquiry, however, has been overshadowed during the campaign by concerns over the cost of living and allegations that Rajapaksa's family continues to consolidate its hold on the country's economy, receive kickbacks, and exert dynastic rule over Sri Lanka.
What results is a smoldering disrespect for the police and a challenge for the government of the president-elect, Vicente Fox Quesada, as he tries to exert authority and bolster the rule of law.
And which exerts the most pressure?
Coalition governments first under Asquith in 1915 16 and from 1916 22 under David Lloyd George destroyed the leverage exerted by the Home Rule party's control of the balance of power in the Commons since 1910.
"The world" was important in the early-modern capitals of Great Britain, France, Germany, and Belgium because those nations exerted colonial rule in various parts of Africa, Asia, and South America.
Many of the problems facing the agency, experts say, are traceable to powerful corporate interests on Wall Street and in the accounting profession that continue, both directly and through the help of well-placed allies in Congress, to exert enormous influence on the rule-making process.
