Short selling has given a downward bias to prices of new Eurobond issues and has caused managers of issues to exert tighter control over supplies in response, many market participants say.
From the late 13th century onwards, however, skeptical issues began to exert a dominant and wide influence on epistemological discussions, as seen in the works of such important figures as Henry of Ghent, John Duns Scotus, William of Ockham, Peter Auriol, John Buridan, and Nicholas of Autrecourt.
Special interest groups now use these tools to gather and disseminate information about key issues, and to exert pressure on various bodies to advance their agendas.
The new system will abolish the post of prime minister and transfer executive power to the president, giving the newly empowered president the right to issue decrees and to exert far greater influence over the judiciary and the Civil Service.
Sakhalin II has been tangled in controversy for years, and the Russian government has cited environmental issues as a reason to exert economic control.
Mr. Hoffman has since used his cash and connections to shape the organizations and start-ups that support the issues where he wants to exert the most influence.
I think the Presbyterian Church needs to turn its attention to its own divided house, consult the Scriptures about how to approach these issues and not try to exert spiritual authority over any outside organization.
Since family violence is almost always rooted in an abuser's need to exert control, issuing a protective order can be like pulling the pin from a grenade.
Mwangi said these issues may be interlinked, but Francis still has the ability to exert influence on the issue.
In reality, it is likely that such bans have been introduced in the past because this is an area of training over which it is difficult to exert control or issue advice in the absence of reliable information or training for decision makers, including medical staff.
