In states firmly under their influence — such as Tamaulipas, Sinaloa, and Veracruz — cartels are also known to dictate what should be news.
Now firmly under the influence of the Wunderhorn folk-poem collection, Mahler produced a stream of song settings at Steinbach, and composed his Second and Third Symphonies there.
The Arab states rejected America's 2003 war in Iraq, which is now ruled by an authoritarian prime minister who is firmly under Iran's influence.
Fleetwood Mac is firmly cemented as an influence on today's pop music, not just the band's late-seventies to early-eighties glory period but the blues-rock that preceded it and the A.O.R. that followed.
By The New Yorker July 10, 2012 Fleetwood Mac is firmly cemented as an influence on today's pop music, not just the band's late-seventies to early-eighties glory period but the blues-rock that preceded it and the A.O.R. that followed.
(Asked about reports of some jostling with Rice for influence, Powell firmly denied it, then added that he regarded the national security adviser "like a daughter," which was probably not meant to sound condescending but left no doubt about who was the alpha dog).
In his review for AllMusic, Richard Ginell writes of the album: "With the subcontinental influence now firmly in the driver's seat, the score is mostly given over to the solemn, atmospheric drones of Indian music.
The most commonly studied SNP, Pro12Ala, has firmly been demonstrated to influence metabolic status of patients [119].
Founded by architect and music lover Marco di Piaggi in 2008, Radar has established itself as a gallery that focuses on art firmly rooted in and influenced by the city.
The chef, Willy Moya, studied cooking in Paris and his inventive, self-assured cooking reveals a French influence while remaining firmly rooted in Andalusia.
