But she said she understood that the organization had to "exercise a certain amount of fiscal responsibility, especially during these trying financial times".
More rumors will surely zip across social networks once the duchess is in labor, and news organizations will have to exercise caution.
However, there will always be minor conflicts between colonists, especially if the non-appropriation principle is to hold along with colonization, as no nation or organization will be able to exercise complete control over their exclusive economic zone.
Mr. Putin, who spent most of his career working for the K.G.B. and its successor security organization, may be tempted to exercise the near-dictatorial powers that come with the Russian presidency.
A recent statement from the International Society for Stem Cell Research ISSCRR) has urged 'medical licensing bodies, legal authorities, patient advocacy organizations, physicians, and others to exercise their influence to discourage commercial provision of unproven autologous cell-based interventions outside of clinical trials'[57].
First, we are building a broad and diverse coalition of organizations and voters who believe in the simple premise that no American should have to join an organization or party in order to exercise full voting rights.
The challenge organizations face today is how to exercise control over their information resources, which is often in dispersed environments.
The latest batch of startup ideas included a fitness app that would motivate drug addicts to exercise, a cardiovascular health organization, a social network for sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder, a food waste recycling program, and an e-commerce site for artists in prison.
It needed to exercise authority beyond the legal confines of its own organization.
