How has it come to exert such an influence on the Westminster agenda, and won the support of all three party leaders?
Though "Innocence" doesn't cost anything and you already have it, should you exert the energy to move your finger to iTunes and poke a few virtual buttons?
It has exerted its influence so thoroughly that the government does not even know how many teachers there are — the union does the hiring, with jobs passed among family members like heirlooms — or even how many schools it has because they, too, are essentially run by the union.
The story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead appears in only one of the four Gospels, yet it has exerted a hold on countless writers and artists in the centuries since.
a parent corporation is directly liable under section 107(a)(2) as an operator only when it has exerted power or influence over its subsidiary by actively participating in and exercising control over the subsidiarys business during a period of disposal of hazardous waste.
Will the Alberta government be able to relinquish the control it has exerted over the market when conditions are no longer so severe, or will it see that success as a reason to further manage the market?
It has exerted a perennial popular appeal.
It has exerted a marked influence on the history of religious thought.
Bringing freshness to "The Fellowship of the Ring" is a much harder task, given the 50 years of influence it has exerted on the genre.
The government recently claimed the right to license newspapers, and it has exerted strong economic and legal pressure on the owner of Russia's only independent television network.
