Senators said they were concerned that behind-the-scenes pressure had been exerted to prevent Mr. Musharraf being arrested on Thursday.
And it is in the interests I think of all parties concerned to make sure that enforcement is exerted with respect to such smuggling, as well as to any other issues.
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It may be that one of the periodic escalations in violence will lead to strong influence being exerted from the International Quartet to implement its Roadmap for Peace.
For example, licensors may be liable if they are found to have exerted substantial control over the manufacturer, or materially contributed to, facilitated, induced, or were directly responsible for the defective products by providing detailed specifications, manufacturing or design standards or otherwise.
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The data showed the average forces of a soccer-ball header were similar to those exerted on the head by punches from amateur boxers, according to Daniel Plant, a researcher in Imperial's department of mechanical engineering, who presented the data Friday at a helmet-safety science conference at the university.
Every possible effort must be exerted in order to preserve the two-state solution.
As emerging economies become a bigger and more important part of the global financial system, pressure is being exerted on institutions to shift their governance to recognize the needs and aspirations of such nations.
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Mathematical models are used to simulate the rest of the car, from the gearbox and rear differential to the force exerted by the road, so that the engine is subjected to the same demands and forces as it would be in a real car.
His associates exerted pressure on her to sign an affidavit confirming his account.
These bondholders exerted their political influence to demand the necessary budgetary reforms.
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According to authorities, pressure that Mexico has exerted on these groups could have led them to use nearby Guatemalan territory instead.
But ultimately, the competitive difference will be made by the level of organizational influence exerted by the data scientist to make the information from the data actionable.
Smith was not overly-exerted, as McKenzie failed to add to his tally before chasing one that barely pitched on the cut strip from Anderson that proved both bowler and batsman were exhausting energy reserves.
Labor unions have always been free to promote political candidates to their members, and some employers see the Citizens United decision as freeing them to counter the pressures exerted by organized labor.
With some pressure at last being exerted on Glasgow, Jenkins managed to pull the Welsh back within a score with his third penalty, but Howarth soon struck back to restore the 10-point gap.
Senssa's rear shell is divided into halves, each of which uses Forcepad technology to calculate the force being exerted upon it.
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The fluids exerted a drag, causing the samples to move to and fro at the same frequency with which the machine jiggled, but with a slight delay.
But the FCC was at least willing to acknowledge the market power exerted on the carriers by other participants in the ecosystem as well as by each other.
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The top-down, centralized control exerted by school reformers was a glaring contrast to the choice and experimentation advocates of school reform purported to be after.
After becoming prime minister again in 1997 with a comfortable majority, Mr Sharif appeared to dominate the political landscape and exerted a powerful hold over all the country's major institutions - apart from the army.
And, while United will be happy to go to Arsenal in the ascendancy and having prevented Arsene Wenger's side from scoring a crucial away goal, they will have regrets that they failed to capitalise on the superiority they exerted throughout.
One area of focus for the inquiry will be the pressure that ministers and their aides apparently exerted on Mr Kelly, directly or indirectly, to step into the spotlight.
The Eagles were missing up to 15 players through injury or unavailability but exerted early pressure on the Ireland defence.
In front of the watching Sir Alex Ferguson, Ince's side exerted almost total domination in the first 45 minutes, to the increasing agitation of the home crowd.
For decades, argues Mil Duncan, another of the many sociologists to have pondered Appalachian poverty, coal bosses exerted an unhealthy influence, and politicians won support through patronage.
At Oort-cloud distances, the strength of this combined gravity adds up to the same sort of force as that exerted by the solar gravitational field, enfeebled as it is by its remoteness from the sun.
Because of the pressure exerted by the lagging economy, employers are extremely choosy and slow to hire.
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If Buffett can entice you to work for him, then by definition he has exerted power over you.
In 1948, Campanella joined Robinson on the Dodgers. (President Truman integrated the Armed Forces the same year.) It was hardly fair, to put it mildly, that so much pressure was exerted on one man.
But a nuclear warhead would have to be small enough to fit onto, say, a Nodong missile - and it would have to be capable of withstanding the buffeting and other forces exerted on it during flight.
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