School board members must exert their power to pry, to demand rigorously independent audits of even the best administrators.
For now, we're now in a new world where the boards rule and are unafraid to exert their power.
We have seen how even some of the largest fund managers, including Calpers, have tried to exert their power to manifest real change.
We walk all too casually through museums, passing objects that will yield up their meaning and exert their power only if they are seriously contemplated in solitude.
The point is, all these paintings – Hendrickje Stoffels, Belshazzar's Feast, the many self-portraits – need to be looked at in the flesh, as physical realities, to exert their power.
He wrote: "Up to now, the enemy has been able to exert their power by isolating us and attacking with shrieking mobs, but we'll be able to neutralise that tactic by amassing in high numbers come February 6.
There was urgency in Lewis's playing from the beginning, and the darker undercurrents of the drama began to exert their power in the sixth setting, Der Neugierige (The Inquisitive One), when Schubert breaks the strophic structure of the song, the music modulates and the young protagonist is allowed his first moment of reflection in a passage of recitative.
Having raised the white flag to the bankers, ministers instead sought to exert their power elsewhere, at the level of the citizen, seeking ever more ingenious ways of watching us, listening to us and telling us how to lead our lives.
It also draws particular attention to "incarcerated drug lords" whose efforts to "exert their power outside of their jail cells have resulted in sporadic disruptions in the city, violence directed at the authorities, bus burnings, and vandalism at ATM machines, including the use of explosives".
