The book argues that in his 60-year reign King Bhumibol Adulyadej has generally exercised a preference for order over democracy.

Those powers are generally and routinely exercised on Ministerial advice, but the Governor-General retains the ability to act independently in certain circumstances, as governed by convention.

In ancient times, the popes generally exercised their right of inspecting the dioceses of various countries through their nuncios or delegates (c. 1, Extravag.

But in fact the human rights court has generally exercised a positive influence on British legislation.

The head of government of the region was generally exercised by a commissioner appointed by the central government.

The two leaders have sparred over a number of rebuilding issues, but Mr. Pataki has generally exercised more influence over big decisions.

Until now, General Musharraf has generally exercised restraint toward those in his country who do not support the new alliance with the United States.

Air Force Headquarters generally exercised control through the commanders of the seven military regions.

Whites and blacks generally exercised in different rooms; when they shared facilities, Mrs. Harris said, one white woman, and perhaps others, were uncooperative.

He adamantly believes that, "Salonnières generally exercised no political power outside their role in the formation of public opinion, and salons were not centers of political intrigue.