Sentence examples for Must be exerted from inspiring English sources
"But what we do say is that the international community has an avowed responsibility to protect and that protection must be exerted.
"Control over the authorities", the rock report concluded, "must be exerted by incorruptible people who champion the interests of their homeland and not a foreign country".
To assure continuous and fault-free operation a strict control must be exerted on the amount of impurities deposited on, and of the fuel retained in the PFCs.
Pressure must be exerted on May to soften her deal; it's notable that the European council president Donald Tusk has already suggested that Labour's plans could break the deadlock.
Care must be exerted in the choice of turbulence models, as for the unbaffled configurations the results obtained with the Reynolds stress model are superior to that of the k ε model.
It says: Concerted and effective pressure must be exerted on the Syrian authorities to allow UN agencies and international humanitarian organizations unfettered access to IDPs [internally displaced persons] and others in need throughout the country, including allowing cross-border access to the relevant areas from other countries, as well as across front lines within Syria.
These findings demonstrate that like FLRG, follistatin must be exerting its effect on muscle growth by targeting other ligands in addition to myostatin and that the effect of blocking these other ligands is comparable in magnitude to that resulting from loss of myostatin.
Hence, plakoglobin in bladder carcinoma cells must be exerting a tumour suppressor role via alternative signalling pathways from those established in other carcinoma cell models.
The clinical application of p66Shc protein in esophageal cancer progression deserves further investigations If p66shc participates in the carcinogenesis pathway, then it must be exerting the effect through additional downstream or upstream targets.
If it is not possible to always provide concrete, first-hand experiences for the student, efforts must always be exerted so that the student will be able to understand the concept in a clear and concrete way".
Pressure must therefore be exerted upon Mexico through international organisations such as the UN and via individual nations.
