Sentence examples for been exerted over from inspiring English sources
Officials at the White House and the Justice Department said no political pressure had been exerted over the statistics branch.
Of course no control could, nor should, have been exerted over other sources of information available to either arm of the trial.
A second and less immediately responsive, or "coarse," control is exerted over the synthesis of pacemaker enzymes.
Signal-starved data is common in these environments since little or no control may be exerted over measurement conditions.
Tougher regulation The government will announce this month who will research what further controls, if any, should be exerted over lenders.
The government is conducting research into what controls should be exerted over short-term lenders, which is expected to run far into next year.
And a 2017 report by Transparency Serbia and the Center for Investigative Journalism, Serbia, outlined ways political control is exerted over security forces and the rule of law is undermined.
[n6] Later it was held that court-martial jurisdiction could be exerted over a dishonorably discharged soldier then a military prisoner serving a sentence imposed by a prior court-martial.
While universities have become larger, more complex places, many academics worry that this expanded tier of management is a symptom of a new bureaucratic control being exerted over their working lives.
A heavier editorial hand was exerted over the features division when Mason moved radio features and documentary programs including Earshot into a newly created division called Audio Studios under Kellie Riordan.
