Most definitions use variations of something called Option 1, which states that any person in a position of "exercising control or capable of directing, planning, preparing, ordering, initiating, or carrying out an armed attack" against another state, when this attack is in contravention of the U.N. Charter, will be subject to investigation, trial, conviction and punishment by the ICC.
"Networks and studios shouldn't be in a position of exercising power over creative people," Stoddard told the Los Angeles Times in 1982.
The exercises will follow the guidelines of the Australian Position Statement of exercise for falls prevention [ 57].
A highly significant increase was found over time for IL-6 and IL-8 in both positions regardless of exercise.
The separation of the Protestants, as they were called, was generally based on political power, either of a majority or simply of those in a position to exercise it.
Aristotle has already made it clear in his discussion of the ethical virtues that someone who is greatly honored by his community and commands large financial resources is in a position to exercise a higher order of ethical virtue than is someone who receives few honors and has little property.
"This places staff in the position of having to exercise discretion in how to deal with complaints that [are] received," it says.
Interventions at the various levels focus on agents (individuals or groups, such as boards or committees) in positions to exercise control over aspects of the targeted environmental condition.
"If the SNP emerges from this election in a position of influence we will exercise that influence responsibly and constructively, and we will always seek to exercise it in the interests of people not just in Scotland but across the whole of the UK".
She said last week: "If the SNP emerges from this election in a position of influence we will exercise that influence responsibly and constructively, and we will always seek to exercise it in the interests of people not just in Scotland but across the whole of the UK".
