Astonishingly, the variables of training time and title rank exerted a negative influence on teachers' VNOS development.
For a long time, the FCC tried to make net neutrality and other open internet rules happen with that limited authority it exerted over them under Title I.
Once Delaney made it 3-1 it was time to go into lockdown, take the three points and exert the pressure on title-rivals Manchester City when they play Aston Villa on Wednesday.
Having cracked the top 10 in the world in April 2007 and the top 4 two years later, he could not break the stranglehold on the Grand Slam titles exerted by the "Big Three" players of the time Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic.
The Lakers, who had been handled — pushed around, actually — by the Celtics in a six-game defeat for the 2008 title, were intent on exerting their own muscle.
The cobalt and indium ions, when present simultaneously in ferrierite, exert a pronounced synergetic effect in the title reaction in the presence of methane.
In fiction, forgotten midlist titles from the nineteen-eighties and nineties tend to molder on the shelves, while, oddly, forgotten midlist titles from the seventies or earlier exert a kind of retro fascination and are more likely to sell to someone off the street.
Two decades on, and back across the Atlantic, Widmark took the title role in Madigan (1968), which would exert an influence on big-screen New York comparable to that of the earlier film on London.
These facts exert pressure on a performer making his first appearance in the title role.
In fact, at one point they said they agreed with Title VII, which guarantees, among other things, the right to exert one's conscience in the work place, and at another they suggested they'd like to reinterpret the act.
