Sentence examples for control exert from inspiring English sources

To save animals from slaughter or any mortal danger, With entirely pure motivation and conduct, Is without doubt a practice to be taken up... Lamas, officials, monks, nuns, men and women, In all the places over which you have control, Exert every influence and do all within your power To release animals and ransom their lives, While encouraging others to do the same.

For example, Tracy et al. [ 13] found that depression, and factors such as seizure control exert a more limited effect on the HRQOL in epilepsy patients.

One concern, the directive adds, is that "administrative oversight exerted over contractors is very different from the command and control exerted over military and civilian employees".

In the exploration phase, contractual control exerts a positive impact on cooperative performance.

The times might have been more innocent, but not without a film-noir side: the tight control exerted on a small company town by a few moguls.

Between the revival of ornament in the new millennium and the control exerted by a tiny computer chip in many consumer goods, form has become divorced from function.

Given the massive control exerted by social media and Internet companies over the information Americans use every day, such broadmindedness is essential.

The control exerted by British elites is based on trust and loyalty - and the mutual fear of being exposed.

Phosphoglucomutase and UDPG-pyrophosphorylase have a modest influence, while the control exerted by glycogen synthase is null.

In general, despite high quality control exerted, any product may have inherent weaknesses resulting in their failure.

It contends that a better indirect control exerted by municipal authorities may launch the performance and characteristics of these markets.