We now wield the paintbrush.

And Women Need to Wield It.

Do you know how to wield an epee?

Confused and self absorbed, Europe is not in the best position to wield influence.

They will wield decisive importance in swing states like Colorado, New Mexico, Florida, and Nevada.

As a result of Serbia's predicament, he accumulated more power than prime ministers typically wield.

The identity of the new king is clear, but who will really wield power is not.

Its leaders bucked the power of coal and oil interests, which wield enormous power in Australia.

Third, Greece s eurozone partners wield a massive stick that is typically absent in sovereign debt negotiations.

Saakashvili must be pressured to abandon his effort to wield full control over Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

What will it mean to wield power in the global information age of the twenty first century?

She asks Why wield a sledgehammer when you already have a specific weapon dealing with drunken behavior?

So, what will it mean to wield power in the global information age of the twenty first century?

Djindjic remained pragmatic, never doctrinaire. As a result of Serbia's predicament, he accumulated more power than prime ministers typically wield.

And like any new technology, it's really in humanity's hands to wield it for the betterment of mankind, or not.

Under Khamenei s leadership, an unholy trinity of nouveau riche Revolutionary Guardsmen, hard line clergymen, and indoctrinated Basij militiamen increasingly wield power.

Behind closed doors, governments wield financial incentives and regulatory powers to mute media criticism and twist editorial content in their favor.

Of course, the Central American nations do not wield huge influence in Mexico if anything, it is the other way around.

Weber wrote that politics is the sharing of state's power between various groups, and political leaders are those who wield this power.

But can China be persuaded to wield its influence constructively, rather than maintaining its pretense of neutrality when its assistance is badly needed?

And to the north is Turkey, a pro European, largely secular and democratic country that seeks to wield influence across the Arab world.

One consequence of this trend is that authoritarian governments can no longer wield control over their citizens as easily as they once did.

This is based on the 2008 constitution drafted by the army to ensure that it continues to wield influence in the civilian government.

Sometimes likened to a secular Pope, the UN Secretary General can wield the soft power of persuasion but little hard economic or military power.

Haagerup points to the power of the press and encourages journalists to wield that power with greater care, and to practice critical journalism constructively.

The question is whether it is realistic to hope for success unless the government resorts to far more blunt instruments than it currently seems prepared to wield.

Though some of Iraq s conservative local clerics wield considerable influence, its current leaders will resist any drive to transform the country into a socially repressive and isolated state.

But it also faced opposition from a variety of other, far less democratically minded, forces, including holdovers from Hosni Mubarak s regime, who continue to wield influence in official institutions.

But it also faced opposition from a variety of other, far less democratically minded, forces, including holdovers from Hosni Mubarak s regime, who continue to wield influence in official institutions.

In fact, Moriyama is a graduate of the school, and, as an old boy and member of the government, can be expected to wield considerable influence at the school.

The EU and the US should wield more of their clout at the World Bank and other international organizations to link development grants to progress on press freedom and human rights.

Many mainstream European politicians and parties now espouse anti immigration policies, express greater skepticism toward European integration, or wield a form of anti Semitism that masquerades as criticism of Israel's policies.

Mexico City s middle class residents who wield disproportionate influence countrywide are also incensed, both at the teachers for disrupting their lives and at the federal and local authorities for failing to restore order.

Three cases before the country s increasingly assertive Supreme Court promise to take Pakistan from the phase of demilitarization to a system in which meaningful checks can be exercised on those who wield power.

With this room to maneuver, it could theoretically prepare for and even justify an invasion, or it could simply wield more power at the negotiating table, the next time leaders sit down for peace talks.

The treaty was endorsed by 122 UN member countries, although countries that wield nuclear weapons, as well as many countries that either come under their protection or host weapons, such as Japan, boycotted the negotiations.

Even though he s now a former head of the Macedonian Secret Service, Sasho Mijalkov seems to still wield a big influence on the judicial system in the country, especially when his honor and reputation is question.

It is high time for business leaders to be more candid about where their real constituencies lie, and for national politicians to recognize that they can no longer wield control over the giants of today s European business.

Meanwhile, Shchur and other journalists and writers who run their online diaries from military training camps, are seemingly managing to wield their popularity and online influence to improve some things abut how the Ukrainian military is run.

The answer is that the kind of power that big banks wield today is very different from what was imagined by the Sherman Act s drafters or by the people who shaped its application in the early years of the twentieth century.

Mixed neighborhoods across Iraq have been targeted by one side or another as sectarian violence has risen and local militias wield power. The inability of the government or the multi national force to curb this intimidation reflects the absence of the rule of law.

Three cases before the country s increasingly assertive Supreme Court promise to take Pakistan from the phase of demilitarization to a system in which meaningful checks can be exercised on those who wield power. One case is an attempt to force Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani s administration to reopen proceedings in a Swiss court that were examining charges of money laundering and misuse of public funds by President Asif Ali Zardari.