Terri Schiavo, the person, had no further use for a right to die, because Terri Schiavo, the person, had long since exercised that right.
It was run by a professor whose son was arrested, several years ago, for an Internet sex crime, and who had since become exercised by what he considered to be the evidence-blind nature of much sex-offense law.
More shocking for many here was support of Mr. Ozawa given by Mr. Hatoyama, who as prime minister has legal powers to exert political control over the prosecutors — something that only one prime minister has ever exercised since World War II.
The contract officer, who has since left the Medicare agency, exercised the option to extend KPMG's contract for another year in September 1998.
Also, he smokes and has not exercised once since I've known him.
"What entitles Congress to trench on a presidential power that has been exercised virtually since the beginning of the country?" Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked.
Rebuffed, he has since sought to punish Britain for exercising its democratic rights.
Mr Singh has since promised a "more expansive exercise" after the budget next month.Mr Singh describes himself as an "accidental politician", and he will anyway be gone before the next election, probably in 2014.
Yet no philosopher since Aristotle has exercised such influence.
Every president since Gerald Ford has exercised the kind of trade promotion authority just approved by the House, though President Clinton was unable to renew his after it lapsed in 1994.
