The aim in undertaking the analysis of the interviews is to take the debate about CED in a novel direction by examining its tensions and complexities in light of the exercise of power relations, asking how these shape what becomes knowledge and how that knowledge is interpreted into the decisions that result from CED schemes.
Whilst certain entrenched policy makers in Baghdad typically view the Judiciary and the Justice system with suspicion or hostility they must also equally accept that if the leadership is to govern a society where the Rule of Law is paramount, the Judiciary and the Justice system must have an integral part in checking the exercise of powers by the Executive Branch and Parliament.
This isn't a testy conversation about a single issue, it's a proxy fight in public about the exercise of power post-election, wrote Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy.
Moreover, a definition in terms of power alone ignores the fact that there are great differences among states in the structures they employ for the exercise of power, in the ways they use power, and in the ends to which they turn their power.
Mr. Scindia came from a family practiced in the exercise of power.
Being a man lay not in the exercise of power, but in the equal sharing of it.
They included a taste for the Machiavellian in the exercise of power that undermined the DPJ's formal governance.
Guns will, especially in the South, probably still be a greater factor in the exercise of power than the ballot box.
As Scorsese shows, they bind themselves in a carapace of order and discipline that allows them, too, to take visceral pleasure in the exercise of power.
The moment of truth is coming soon for a man who was underrated until he was elected president, and who is again underrated in the exercise of power.
As is often said, justice delayed is justice denied, and nothing could be more essential for establishing justice in the exercise of power.
