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"What entitles Congress to trench on a presidential power that has been exercised virtually since the beginning of the country?" Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked.
The Pixar touch is evident in the precision of the visual detail and in the wit and energy of Michael Giacchino's score, but the quality control that has been exercised over this project also has a curiously undermining effect.
However, polices and laws that are formulated to bring gender equality could not change the traditions and customary laws that has been exercised within the society for years.
It is only in the four-week window after AMs have voted in favour that UK ministers are allowed to intervene - the power that has been exercised on Monday.
It's a question that has been exercising the coalition government as it has prepared for its first budget.
This is a question that has been exercising family judges of late, and much can depend upon the locations in which the couple's assets are held".
That's a problem that has been exercising minds at the Agricultural Biotechnology Council, which is urging the government to adopt a strategic plan for agriculture that includes a central role for biotechnology.
"Any means that have been exercised by security forces adhere to international standards of riot control.
But Mr. Obama insisted that his actions were consistent with powers that have been exercised by presidents in both parties for decades.
The super-storm of 1859 gives an opportunity to apply models to predict Dst that have been exercised mostly on non-extreme cases.
The rate of arrest in response to acute stress is markedly reduced in older flies that have been exercised, in comparison to unexercised controls (Fig. 3).
