The values of the guardian syndrome loyalty, obedience, and respect for hierarchy are best suited for those who hold power over others.
They also hold enormous power over legislators and committee members.
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Finally, and especially worrisome, is the possibility that entirely inappropriate lessons might be drawn about the certitude the West can have concerning Gorbachev's hold on power and his control over the Soviet military.
For a class action to work, the court wrote, the representative plaintiffs who hold the power to end all litigation over the matter for everybody else must share the same motivations as the rest of the class.
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The interim government took over last month and will hold power until a new government is formed after the vote.
King George VI's worries over the government's precarious hold on power pushed Attlee into calling an election just 20 months after the country had last gone to the polls.
The people who hold the keys to the city, and who wield great power over the lives of millions both in the United States and abroad, should never be treated like royalty, should not be shielded from spoof and satire.
Over the years, he has strengthened his hold on power and frequently reshuffles his government to stymie any possible rival.
It was picked to do a job - to consistently get over the gainline and power through Fiji - but they couldn't keep hold of the ball long enough.
So they have that power, and they also have, of course, judicial power to be able to detain suspects for a substantial period of time and to hold some with review over an indefinite period.
On the contrary, he has, over the years, dealt most efficiently with any insider who posed a threat to his hold on power.
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