Nowadays, he said, people want to wield control over what comes into their personal space.
The establishment and their media neighbors wield control over this nation through means that are very well known.
Mr. Doctoroff asserted that the city would be able to wield control over the process, notwithstanding the lopsided makeup of the board.
But the good cheer, they say, is tempered by the belief that Israel will continue to wield control over Gaza from the outside.
With a $10 billion advertising market at stake, Google, the fast-rising Internet star, is raising objections to the way that it says Microsoft, the incumbent powerhouse of computing, is wielding control over Internet searching in its new Web browser.
The NY1 local news station was one nonstop vox populi of citizens baying that Bloomberg was a tyrant whose real motivation was to wield control over as much of our lives as possible.
And, of course, the existential lamentations over what it means to be a Mets fan: a loser at your very core, someone who wears his team's inevitable, bumbling failures as a badge of honor in a last-ditch attempt at wielding control over a relationship that is, ultimately, cruel and capricious.
George W. S. Abbey, a former NASA official who wielded control over the astronaut office during much of his long tenure at the agency, which lasted from 1964 to 2002, said "the Navy is taking a position that adversely affects the country's ability to have a vital and ongoing space program".
Recent scholarship on women in South Carolina has identified instances in which "female planters" wielded control over land and slaves, temporarily assuming authority otherwise reserved for men.
The interlocking series of holding companies lets Bollor use other people's money to wield control over an expanding portfolio of assets.
