(Both South Korea and Taiwan transitioned to democracy within two decades. The CPC has exercised one-party rule for more than a half century with no end in sight).
The challenge of doing this seemingly simple task reliably and efficiently, with minimum consumption of energy, is one which has exercised the ingenuity of the pump engineer ever since the need for minimizing power consumption to save cost was first appreciated.
They say that Miami, long an "open city" where no one criminal enterprise has exercised complete control, is an easy place for out-of-towners to set up shop.
The show's curators, Starr Figura and Sarah Meister, with assistance from Hillary Reder, have exercised just one unusual criterion: nothing by a man.
Lindpere, who will turn 31 in October, had been flirting with a possible transfer to a team in Europe (he came to the Red Bulls from Tromso of Norway), though the Red Bulls had exercised their one-year option on the midfielder from Estonia.
My girls get a big kick out of checking and announcing, "Exercise Guy is exercising today!" Or "Exercise Guy hasn't exercised one day this week!" My office is in a teeny room on the roof of our building; it was converted from a storage room that had taken the place of a water tower.
"Commanders should have exercised more oversight," said one Pentagon official.
In May of 2001, the Alabama Supreme Court found that Judge Gordon had exercised bad judgment at one point during Jackson's trial.
It is one we have exercised in the past, like in 2009, when we suspended the corrupt government in the Turks and Caicos Islands and imposed direct rule.
