Sentence examples similar to In exerted from inspiring English sources

In exerting such broad political control over public contracts, its focus ran beyond traditional mafia areas of extortion, money laundering and drugs.

The calm and orderly beauty, the exquisite rooms (formal yet lived-in) exert a hushed fascination.

But the founders had more success than recent executives in exerting control over division managers.

Even so, Mr. Rove, 50, is integrating himself into a broadened Bush political operation because he has succeeded in exerting influence in and outside the White House.

The comments were rejected across Central and Eastern Europe on Tuesday, suggesting that France will face serious challenges in exerting its influence over an expanded European Union.

"David also, as Tony did, believed in constant political campaigning as the daily style of politics and in exerting control-freak discipline over his colleagues".

Minutes later, a second bomb went off in an empty minibus at a nearby Protestant church but caused no injuries.] In the Parliament, the mood was exultant as the legislature reveled in exerting its dominance over the president.

Second, the sequence of the TM domain of FcγRIIB is also important in exerting its inhibitory function.

We have isolated and characterized seven Psu mutants defective in interacting with Rho and in exerting anti-Rho activity.

These results highlight the importance of early life factors in exerting potentially protective effects in models involving later life stress.

We don't condone piracy, but if you bought a license for Mega Man 2 on Wii, you may feel ethically justified in exerting that IP claim in this plainly extralegal fashion.