The following ten films portray past examples of abuse of power, broadly defined to encompass the misuse of high position and influence in the political, corporate, and military realms.
Like any empire in the past, as China's power grows, that power is ineluctably projected to encompass immediate neighbours and, in time, geographical regions and even whole continents.
What's new, however, is the way Trump and other right-wing populists have stretched this disaffection, which might ordinarily have powered a new left, to encompass what might be called the three angers: over immigration, the expansion of civil rights, and middle-class entitlement programs.
Such discourses have been created by an apparatus of power and now seek to encompass all who enter the virtual castle.
Since then, the story has grown to encompass executive power struggles, surprisingly wonky discussions of stock dilution and interviews-gone-wrong with tech bloggers.
On that basis, a zero-carbon-emission micro Energy Internet (ZCE-MEI) architecture is proposed by developing NSF-CAES as a clean EH to encompass the power distribution network (PDN) and district heating network (DHN) in this paper.
He's young, handsome, optimistic, and powerful, the precise ingredients needed to encompass one half of a power couple.
Compelling vehicle owners to carry accident insurance, as states do, is considered a different matter because the Constitution gives the states broad police powers that have been interpreted to encompass that.
Soft vs. Hard Power 11. (S) Following the GOI's crackdown on Iranian-supported Sadrist militias in Basrah during the "Charge of the Knights" operation in March 2008, Iran has calibrated its operations in Iraq to encompass more "soft power" (economic, religious, educational) support and investment as part of a broader "hearts and minds" campaign.
