If they succeed in exercising their lobbying might by forcing the extradition of an able student to face trial in America, it will further undermine public confidence in an important treaty designed to combat terrorism.
I hope that the United States will succeed in exercising world leadership.
Just as different people can make deals, different selves within a person can make deals; such deals are called "interpersonal bargains" (Whitman 2006).5 However, given the difficulty of internally enforcing those bargains, or contracts, it stands to reason that people do not always succeed in exercising self-control.
"If the child hasn't succeeded in doing the exercise at school, I don't see how they're going to succeed at home," said Jean-Jacques Hazan, the president of the FCPE, the main French parents' association, which represents parents and pupils in most of France's educational establishments.
I feel less alone!" A statement from the FCPE said: "Either a pupil has understood the lesson and succeeded in doing the exercises in class, in which case homework is a waste of time and stops them reading, for example, or they haven't understood and it's not at home in the absence of a teacher that they're going to do better".
11 The considerable overlap suggests that both exercises succeeded in identifying genuine priorities for future research.
On the other hand, although the present study did not regard the risk factors of falling as the main outcome, our intervention, which included enough time for flexibility exercise, succeeded in improving only an aspect of motor ability, maximal step length.
Advertisers have not been slow to exercise financial pressure and have often succeeded in suppressing material or modifying policy.
("With the exercise of every possible ingenuity, I have never succeeded in making this ghastly vegetable anything but absolutely tasteless").
