exercise of power

What does the research tell us about the overall culture or the exercise of power in public life?

"Fox had little or no interest in the exercise of power."

It is simply a vehicle for the exercise of power by one individual or another.

It was simply the exercise of power over the weak.

You could not rule without the naked exercise of power.

They are also increasingly frustrated with America's exercise of power.

Handling living metal was more an exercise of power than work for her body.

Is it manifested in the exercise of power over others?

At its heart it says that you can organise human beings without the exercise of power by leaders.

But this is less an act of justice than the exercise of power.

She lives in a twilight world and gains most satisfaction through the exercise of power over others.

But this is one of the most important exercises of power in Washington.

What remains clear, though, is that religion has become an excuse for a nasty exercise of power.

In the last century, eugenics was about the exercise of power and ideology.

They were impressed into his cheeks and forehead, one felt, by the exercise of power.

Another time I might have allowed him this fleeting and petty exercise of power.

Within the government de Gaulle's military training shaped his exercise of power.

In particular, the Center focuses on the exercise of power and discretion by prosecutors.

"Sometimes the exercise of power has the contrary effect to that which is intended.

The exercise of power has long gone hand in hand with corruption.

Complex societal forces mediate the exercise of power and social control in a society.

I as a loyal citizen must support that exercise of power."

The Constitution is the supreme law that guides and limits the exercise of power by government officials.

Furthermore, a man like that would love the actual trappings and exercise of power.

But the parallel lies in the exercise of power.