As a conservative who has exerted himself forcefully in Republican politics, many of the policies that his group opposes now are similar to items that he supported as a member of Congress, Jennifer Steinhauer writes.
He pursues rebuilding with vigor via his subordinates, although he is often overshadowed by Gov. George E. Pataki, who has exerted more control over the process and has made it his business to be on hand for almost every news conference related to ground zero.
But the Fed chairman, who has exerted considerable influence on budget and tax policy in recent years, suggested that allowing the government's fiscal condition to continue deteriorating could undermine the economic recovery that appears to be getting under way, and in the long run could leave the nation ill-prepared to pay Social Security and Medicare benefits to an aging population.
Being ourselves witnesses of the demand for this invaluable book, we rejoice in the present prospect of a supply, hoping that it will prove as advantageous as it is honorable to the gentleman, who has exerted himself to furnish it at the evident risk of private fortune.
Lucy's cousin Aurelia, who had exerted a great power over her, had died recently.
Like so many older dancers, and like the Asian artists who have exerted such a spell over California, Ms. Halprin achieved many of her effects through the suppleness of her upper body.
There are few women who have exerted more influence on the history of modern fashion, and the most obvious, Chanel, is in some respects her perfect foil: the racy courtesan who invented a uniform of irreproachable chic and the gnomic shaman whose anarchic chic is a reproach to uniformity.
Palin, in the site's articles and videos, sometimes speaks of the President in familiar, if not friendly, terms — his Administration is "Team O" — as if they were old sparring partners, longtime rivals who have exerted different, yet roughly equal, influence on American history.
The burden of malaria, currently estimated at over 2 million episodes of clinical disease and 655,000 deaths annually (WHO, 2012), has exerted strong selection on the human genome, leading to the occurrence at high frequencies of a number of host-protective polymorphisms (Kwiatkowski, 2005).
Yet it's in those forces, the ocean's tidal surges and ebbs, the wind-carved dunes, that clues can be seen to the particular powers this landscape has exerted on those who inhabit it, said Christopher Rawlins, the author of "Fire Island Modernist: Horace Gifford and the Architecture of Seduction," an overdue monograph about a little-known architect to be released this week.
Ironically, getting rid of DeLay, who did have interests to protect – like his subsidized orphan villages – may have had the unintended consequence of removing the one person who could have exerted some control over the aliens.
