As Iran moves toward having nuclear weapons the evidence is much clearer than it was in the case of Saddam Hussein and increasingly exerts its influence in Iraq in a way that is harmful to American interests, it's hard to imagine that Bush won't feel he has to act.
As Iran moves toward having nuclear weapons — the evidence is much clearer than it was in the case of Saddam Hussein — and increasingly exerts its influence in Iraq in a way that is harmful to American interests, it's hard to imagine that Bush won't feel he has to act.
UK universities now increasingly exert their property rights over inventions and have employed significant numbers of technology transfer officers.
As the infant continues maturing, soon acquiring language, the influences of others and Others (especially inter-subjective others as conveyors of the signs and signifiers of the big Other qua trans-subjective symbolic order see 2.1.2 and 2.3 above) increasingly exert themselves on the forming of associative connections between needs and demands.
And he expects the channel to veer left post-Ailes as James and Lachlan Murdoch ― who now run the media giant with 85-year-old father Rupert ― increasingly exert control.
It was once held in high regard for helping to usher out President Hosni Mubarak 10 months ago, but it is now increasingly criticized for exerting the same oppressive force as he once did.
By 2010, Ms. Silberkleit was, he said, exerting an increasingly "toxic" influence on the employees and refusing to hold meaningful discussions with him about crucial upgrades like digitization.
In recent years, local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have played an increasingly important role in exerting pressure on relevant government policies and gaining public support.
But as the church increasingly tried to exert power over the independent, secular arts group that performed within its walls, its members said, the arts center voted to leave.
Slash was followed by the other members, while Rose exerted increasingly dictatorial control over a string of replacements, who had to submit to character analyses by the singer's guru.
