But beyond these reasons, music promised her entrée into a gendered form of power, access to a certain male camaraderie.
Ethnic conflict arises if ethnic groups compete for the same goal notably power, access to resources, or territory.
The bill would also give the agency investigative powers similar to the N.T.S.B.'s, including access to the site of a building disaster, subpoena power, access to records and documents as well as the authority to move and preserve evidence.
"He's still fragmented," says Evelyn, but he soon pulls himself together to demand more power, access to Wall Street and connection to the internet, like every other megalomaniac.
For MMC, the localized traffic flows allow low-power access to the network.
In pervasive and mobile computing environments, "timely and reliable" access to public data requires methods that allow quick, efficient, and low-power access to information to overcome technological limitations of wireless communication and access devices.
The partnership between the health boards offered a number of structural and economic benefits, most notably increased media buying power, access to regional broadcast networks and continuity with centralised treatment services.
After all, Washington is a town that revolves around power and access to power, and Ms. Clinton's wedding has inadvertently provided the chattering class with an imprecise — and, many say, inaccurate — measure of where they stand in Clintonworld.
The Central Powers had access to Romania's wheat fields and oil wells, and the Russians had 300 more miles of front to defend.
Even if that is the case, Mr. Medvedev will retain extraordinary constitutional powers and access to the media for as long as he remains president.
