In Reid's view, this process includes the exercise of an agent power, which is the agent's willing to raise her arm, the activity of nerves and muscles and, finally, the raising of her arm.
The argument for a reinvigorated idea of "the local" does not grow simply from nostalgia, but from a complex that includes the exercise of rights, the freedom of creativity, the possibilities for cementing the community and taking responsibility for our impact on our beleaguered planet.
Military government, administration of occupied territory by an occupying power, including the exercise of executive, legislative, and judicial authority.
Almost immediately after September 11th, the Administration had decided that protecting the country required extraordinary measures, including the exercise of executive powers exceeding domestic and international norms.
Harold A. Poling, the new chairman of Ford, received total compensation of $2.93 million in 1989, including the exercise of stock options worth $786,094.
Among 13 different strategies, including the exercise of willpower, keeping physical reminders around was the only one linked to success at every single stage.
Although it is not common, the secretary could also be directed by the minister to take action in a particular case, which could include the exercise of the medical regulations.
Robert C. Stempel, the current president of G.M. who is to take over as chairman and chief executive on Sept. 1, was awarded total compensation of $2.1 million, including the exercise of stock options worth $321,820.
Instead, the "Black Messiah" invokes this idea: a roster of many leaders can deliver us from a system that stratifies wealth, opportunity, and power – including the exercise of policing power – by race.
The Arab-Israeli issue is also critical to the United States in ways that we sometimes ignore: the American commitment to Israel means that parties who pose a potential threat to Israel will become a target of American policy; that when Israel needs support, the United States will be there, including the exercise of its veto power in the Security Council.
In our enquiry into the meaning Congress presumably had in mind when it used the verb to operate, we recognized that the statute obviously meant something more than mere mechanical activation of pumps and valves, and must be read to contemplate operation as including the exercise of direction over the facilitys activities.
