Sentence examples for be exerted against from inspiring English sources

We are only called upon to consider its relation to and possible effect upon the policy of a workmen's compensation law and we can readily see that it may be, as it is said the experience of Ohio demonstrated, inimical to that policy to permit the erection of an interest or a power that may be exerted against it or its subsidiary provisions.

(3) Privacy: A high level of protection needs to be exerted against the adversary who could be interested in all user-specific information other than the verification decision of the system.

The pressure produced by the motion of the ship is exerted against one face of a diaphragm; that produced by the pump is exerted against the other.

Its strongest effect was exerted against the Gram-positive bacteria with MICs ranging between 6.25 and 15.6 μg/mL.

Windows will be tested to ensure that they are operable, meaning that no undue pressure is being exerted against the frames.

The force of the moving water is exerted against the paddles, and the consequent rotation of the wheel is transmitted to machinery via the shaft of the wheel.

This eccentric also harnesses the rotor to the shaft so that torque is applied when gas pressure is exerted against the rotor flanks as the fuel and air charges burn.

But simple as the law is, perilous to the country as disobedience to it was, offenders developed, and when it was exerted against them challenged it to decision as a violation of the right of free speech assured by the Constitution of the United States.

The neuroprotective ability of alkaloids has been exerted against Alzheimer disease, Parkinson disease, Huntington disease, multiple sclerosis, anxiety, depression, cognitive impairment and dementia, neurotoxicity, cerebral ischemia, drug addiction and substance abuse, psychological disorders, epilepsy, autoimmune encephalomyelitis, brain cancer, and so on.

"Still, I was surprised when pressure was exerted against the film.

"The weight of the canopy is too massive, and at some point the pressure being exerted against each other will cause the stems to fail," Mejia said.