There's been a big shift in recent years – consumers today have access to a lot of information and are more in a position of control, calling the shots, if you like.
The popular president has held office since 2000, but has effectively been in a position of control since his rebel forces took over the capital, Kigali, in 1994, ousting Hutu extremists and ending the brutal genocide.
In his statement, King said that he intended to continue his involvement with the Glasgow club in conjunction with Paul Murray and had approached the Scottish Football Association to approve him as a "fit and proper person" to be in a position of control at Ibrox.
Another theme that runs through my work is that even though I'm often in a position of control, I relinquish that to the instrument.
"To remain in a position of control over female bodies, many men will pretend to be able to distinguish between a real and fake hymen," El Guédri said.
Serving as the joint venture lead does contribute to a degree of commercial success as the small business is in more of a position of control regarding the outcome of the R&D project.
"We're in a position to control the kind of promotion the N.H.L. needs," Dick Ebersol, chairman of NBC Universal Sports, said.
It was true that a very small proportion of the population was in a position to control key races, the outcome of which could decide the Supreme Court's future makeup, tax policy and even the content of the nation's foreign policy.
I think I'm in a position to control the end of my races.
Her preparation for playing Palin, in other words, was far more thorough and exacting than the McCain campaign's was for putting Palin potentially in a position to control the launch of nuclear weapons.
