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In 1848-50 Vilmar	exercised a profound influence on political affairs.
The First Secretary	exercised a large influence throughout the Soviet Unio
He	exercised a major influence on the development of Eliz
He	exercised a check on extravagance, and helped to aboli
Between 1947 and 1968 the Bureau	exercised a monopoly over all alcohol, tobacco, and ca
he Church, which had set up the new dynasty,	exercised a very salutary influence over French social
In March 2008, Eggimann	exercised a clause in his contract by moving to Hannov
e services of John Tetzel, and so indirectly	exercised a potent influence on the course of the Refo
ortant surviving Carolingian manuscripts and	exercised a major influence on the later development o
He	exercised a strong influence on Jan Brueghel the Elder
lder unified Council, created in 1719, which	exercised a combination of executive, legislative, and
Vogt, Carl Viggo Lange and Sverre Kolltveit,	exercised a considerable influence in the whole of Ein
1754, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts	exercised a dominating role in the education of artist
owed, however, a domineering disposition and	exercised a vehement polemic, as shown in his struggle
Bigbie	exercised a free agent option in his contract on June
On June 30th, 2011, House	exercised a option clause in his contract, agreeing to
ed advisers, and, as Frederick's chancellor,	exercised a large degree of influence over the young E
In the summer of 2009, Genoa reportedly	exercised a clause in his loan contract to buy full ow
unknown to English audiences or readers, he	exercised a strong influence on Welsh life and thought
ishops of Rome, as with other bishops, often	exercised a great deal of control over their successor
ed to do an online promotional film, and who	exercised a contractual right to remove The Follow fro
Danish in origin, and the Anglo-Saxon kings	exercised a limited amount of power in the shire..
era in architecture and sculpture, and they	exercised a potent influence upon the painters of the
h Confederate army corps, and from this time	exercised a profound influence on the development of m
blic imagination, and his powerful preaching	exercised a widespread influence, many travelling long
had a "remarkable scholastic career" and had	exercised a "great and powerful influence" in the scho
James	exercised a degree of religious tolerance until the Gu
to the Staff College (1892-1899), and there	exercised a profound influence on the younger generati
Norris, whose vigorous political views	exercised a deep influence upon his seminary student J
Here again he	exercised a wide influence, due in part to his evangel
Wittenberg - but the reformer from the first	exercised a great power over him, and became his chief
ery person or company who transacts business	exercised a professional; trade or calling or holds an
dramatic school of acting in 1901, Mr Benson	exercised a most important influence on the contempora
ment of the congregational leadership he has	exercised a wider ministry in efforts to further bette
mitic and 'holocaust denial' statements, and	exercised a bad political influence over 'unwary youth
to Tuam, where for nearly half a century he	exercised a more potent influence on the civil and ecc
s of Chairman and Managing Director, and who	exercised absolute power over the company for the next
An anti-incumbent vote is one	exercised against elected officials currently in power
y of the people to resist despotic powers as	exercised against their liberty, when Lawson, rose to
en he arrived he was the lone justice, so he	exercised all of the judiciary's powers from April 184
From May-September 1945, she	exercised along the eastern seaboard and then reported
Through the next 18 months, she	exercised along the east coast and in the Caribbean, t
He	exercised an immense influence on Turkish literature,
Buonarroti pursued studies in law and	exercised an early scientific curiosity.
an meetings with lawyers and eventually they	exercised an "out clause" in the contract.
It has	exercised an influence on the Australian trade union m
offerings unto him; and to call him up, they	exercised an art, saying that Salomon the wise made it
anish vehicle rental business, and has since	exercised an option to buy the remainder.
The project has since	exercised an option in the Construction & Maintenance
ALP-44's rather than overhaul them, and has	exercised an option of 9 additional ALP-46A's to enabl
als, and the erector muscles of the back are	exercised and strengthened.
The company	exercised and closed on options to purchase WOTV-TV in
Constitution, be so determined and shall be	exercised and performed in accordance with law.
l these years only because it had never been	exercised and he added, "if the justices ever appear t
He also	exercised as much influence socially over his contempo
owers stemmed from the Nation and were to be	exercised as provided by the Constitution, while artic
Foreign power was often	exercised at the expense of Egyptian sovereignty.
or funcation of the Attorney General must be	exercised at the direction of the Governor.
sly [sic] and felloniously used, practiced &	exercised at the Towne of Salem."
e, in which her five-inch and Bofors gunners	exercised at their battle stations and sharpened up th
In addition the county council	exercised authority under the Public Health Acts for t
ile a Deputy or Lieutenant Governor actually	exercised authority.
Once they occur they cannot be stretched or	exercised away; they must be released with orthopedic
More care was	exercised because of this potential danger, as a whole
However, this plutonian option was not	exercised, because the other trajectory that led to th
ritish population were at this period keenly	exercised between the rival factions of Whig and Tory;
The commission	exercised both judicial and executive power.
The option was never	exercised, but led in 1937 to the formation of Bristol
Higher functions are	exercised by Cornwall Council.
Executive power is	exercised by the government.
Executive power is	exercised by the Regional Government.
Real power was actually	exercised by the Reichskommissariat.
Extreme caution should be	exercised by anyone planning on purchasing or ingestin
Executive power is directly	exercised by the Government headed by the Chairman.
Control was originally	exercised by a barrage of gates and sluices.
‘On the Solvent Power	exercised by Hyposulphite of Soda on many Salts insolu
uthorise marriages; both functions are still	exercised by the Chief Rabbinate today.
Her option was	exercised by Chicago for the 2010 season and her right
ELWa's functions are now	exercised by the Assembly Government's Department for
Executive power was	exercised by a government, answerable for its activiti
vel functions, such as public transport, are	exercised by joint-boards and other arrangements organ
ant influence upon his art was the influence	exercised by lofty conceptions of tragic power.
The duties of Earl Marshal were	exercised by his brother, Sir Henry Howard, who, in 16
The right to vote was	exercised by all inhabitant householders not receiving
ers or the sovereign power, which really was	exercised by his wife.
suppressing the conscious control heretofore	exercised by the creatures.
uing parliament and enacting legislation-are	exercised by the Assembly itself and by the Chief Mini
powers which, elsewhere in Quebec, would be	exercised by a municipality.
y train on request, a privilege subsequently	exercised by Leopold Salomons, who purchased Norbury P
r of Police under section 134 of SOCA can be	exercised by a subordinate on his behalf;
and performed most of the functions usually	exercised by a high sheriff of a county.
Due to the care	exercised by the Masons in their 1910s renovations and
the beginning of the study the Life Force is	exercised by means of technique."
riminal practitioners having previously been	exercised by the High Court.
e Act indicates those functions which may be	exercised by the National Assembly for Wales in respec
Such outside power can be	exercised by a foreign government, in which case the p
ral jurisdiction over its domains previously	exercised by the Counts of Tecklenburg.
Judicial power is	exercised by the Supreme Court of Western Australia an
xchequer, the head judge of the jurisdiction	exercised by the Exchequer of Pleas.
All of the powers which were previously	exercised by or on behalf of the Minister responsible
civil service, a jurisdiction until 2005 was	exercised by the General Court.
eaning of the Scotland Act; those powers are	exercised by the UK ministers through the UK SI series
as yet vacant, as that this, still was being	exercised by his predecessor.
stem of centralized government in the Church	exercised by him, along with the claim that by Divine
lk County Commission had for many years been	exercised by the Boston City Council, even though thre
s, control over the past is more effectively	exercised by the manipulation of history.
urg was to take over by himself (practically	exercised by von Papen's aides themselves and the Gene
during the Queen's lifetime, and any powers	exercised by the Crown relating to the small branches
rd Chamberlain, head of the Royal Household,	exercised by his deputy the Comptroller of the Lord Ch
entury, the right to vote in Stockbridge was	exercised by all inhabitant householders who paid scot
s, primary frequency assignment authority is	exercised by the National Telecommunications and Infor
planning function for large developments was	exercised by the Thurrock Thames Gateway Development C
tinent and in the Madeira Islands, power was	exercised by Philip II, who was recognized as official
Judicial power is	exercised by the Supreme Court of Victoria and a syste
om them in one, that here the sovereignty is	exercised by a woman.
ses, publishing papers like On the Influence	Exercised by certain Acids on the Inversion of Sacchar
Quebec as the Queen in Right of Quebec, are	exercised by the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec.
, were so in name only: complete control was	exercised by Rufinus in the east and Stilicho in the w
orce, the powers conferred by them now being	exercised by the modern local authorities that replace
osphere and the lack of culture and civility	exercised by the general populace.
The right to vote was	exercised by all householders (resident or not) paying
ation in response to the extreme paternalism	exercised by western missionaries of the early 19th ce
In the mid-17th century this control was	exercised by the Foley family, but after they acquired
The Court of Appeal held that the powers	exercised by the Panel (regulating take-overs and enfo
ned a Kingdom, and the King's functions were	exercised by a Regent, a post held until 1972 by Gener
ntatives, although this power has never been	exercised by a Prime Minister in New Zealand.
e of Manila were basically the same as those	exercised by the Audiencias of other Spanish colonies
In practice executive power is	exercised by the Premier of Victoria and the Cabinet,
Judicial power is	exercised by the Supreme Court of New South Wales and
iled to bring about a battle due to the veto	exercised by the Dutch Field Deputies, notably Slangen
ime of the Reform Act, the right to vote was	exercised by the constable and all inhabitant househol
In practice executive power is	exercised by the Premier of Western Australia and the
The right to vote was	exercised by all inhabitants paying scot and lot, whic
ates, provided that such common right be not	exercised by the citizens of the one state to the hind
Unlike Germany, which	exercised capital outflow control since 1931, emigrati
Chiefs	exercised centralized control over the Revenue Marine
e greatest ruler of the Vijayanagar dynasty,	exercised close control over this part of his empire.
ems resulting from Woodward assuming he also	exercised command over these other groups.)
viser Marshal Jean-Baptiste Jourdan actually	exercised command over their 37,700 infantry and artil
ing constitutional powers of a President, he	exercised complete control over all governmental machi
The Eliot family had	exercised complete control over the choice of MPs for
At the time, Groza's cabinet	exercised complete control over public administration
Lisa	exercised compulsively through hours of working out at
The nomarchs	exercised considerable power.
His eloquence	exercised considerable influence on this assembly.
of the boroughs of Tregony and Truro, and he	exercised considerable influence on the elections for
As an artist employed by the State, he	exercised considerable influence, and for a long perio
s to David Williams, an English minister who	exercised considerable influence in Paris during the R
For a number of years he	exercised considerable influence upon the literary mov
own a pocket borough, titled magnates still	exercised considerable influence over deferential coun
and ensued the Akkadian Empire, when Lagash	exercised considerable influence in the region.
n Occasional Essays from 1833 to 1846 (1846)	exercised considerable influence upon Abraham Lincoln,
provided using a prescribed interface and is	exercised consistent with constraints and policies as
Before colonisation, the King (Mwami)	exercised control through a system of provinces, distr
ated and the contractors and banks no longer	exercised control over the company.
itants paid tribute to the Mir of Hunza, who	exercised control over the pastures.
nter (MCC) at Murphy Dome AFS near Fairbanks	exercised control over Kotzebue's radars where the dat
William's well	exercised craftsmanship and his unusual ability to dir
nt repeated by the movie, or if the director	exercised creative liberty and put it in.
The raw recruits were	exercised daily on the ice of a frozen lake close to t
n 1775, annexed the islands in 1908, and has	exercised de facto control with the exception of a bri
This Committee of Three would have	exercised dictatorial powers over the home front.
from the fact of such control whether it be	exercised directly, through its armed forces, or throu
of the car's occupants had knowledge of, and	exercised dominion and control over, the cocaine, a re
Caution should be	exercised during the summer months when hiking around
The bishop of Coutances	exercised ecclesiastical jurisdiction over the Channel
At that time it	exercised economies covering all phases of its operati
For all intents and purposes, Prussia	exercised effective control over the confederation.
The Bishop of Chota Nagpur has	exercised episcopal leadership over the Diocese of Cho
ed in the Domesday Book of 1086 and has been	exercised ever since.
The Council	exercised executive power and advised the governor.
ons.Forged together since September 2009 and	exercised extensively on Exercise Orange Marauder in N
e was appointed Bishop of Dunkeld, though he	exercised few espiscopal duties, the purpose of his ap
be gifted with supernatural power, which he	exercised for good.
crats had a powerful voting block which they	exercised for decades, for instance, to reject any Fed
heir own abilities and these should be fully	exercised, for example in flower arranging, sewing, or
Captain General of Catalonia, a function he	exercised for the next 10 years till the death of King
of the government that the Liberal Party had	exercised for the previous 34 years.
h of the several States composing this Union	exercised full and exclusive jurisdiction over the sub
During Perente's lifetime he	exercised full control over the party, communicating d
He still	exercised great influence, which he used to his financ
uccessful teachers of his day in Germany and	exercised great influence upon all his pupils.
only Rabbeinu Tam and Rabbi Isaac ben Samuel	exercised greater influence upon Talmudical studies in
en frontier and in the opinion of historians	exercised greater influence over the Indians in Texas
year as a forum for discussing topics which	exercised him, such as Irish left wing, and republican
Oliver Cromwell	exercised his troops in Mellis.
it was perhaps as a Churchman that Charteris	exercised his greatest influence.
When Caesar became Pontifex Maximus he	exercised his duties from the Regia.
Bush merely	exercised his First Amendment right to note what Dukak
During his term, Branigin	exercised his veto power one hundred times, a record n
ef of the Kriegsmarine was Adolf Hitler, who	exercised his authority through the Oberkommando der M
They did not, and Alou	exercised his option and stayed with San Francisco in
ice of his senior officers, Governor Jackson	exercised his authority as Commander-in-Chief and orde
Although the referee saw the incident and	exercised his on-field judgment not to award a red car
op of Mechelen became commendatory abbot and	exercised his authority through a dean, an institution
retirement from baseball broadcasting, Moore	exercised his radio expertise in heading up a radio st
At M'Lellin's urging, Whitmer	exercised his claim to be Smith's successor and the Ch
Alessandro Valignano	exercised his position as Visitor by overseeing all of

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