Sentence examples for exert all the from inspiring English sources

By comparing the simulation results of two learning stabilizers and the model-based balance controller, it is demonstrated that the designed stabilizer can achieve approximate success rate of the ideal model-based balance controller and exert all the driving ability of the robot under the large disturbance condition of ±30° inclination of the platform.

And to this end he proceeded to exert all the influence he had with the people.

It was generally accepted that Queen Beatrix chose not to exert all the influence that she was granted by law, and the questioners suggested that at least this more limited practice should become a matter of legislation and that perhaps the role of the monarch should officially be made purely ceremonial.

"They're exerting all the pressure they can".

"Public opinion is already exerting all the pressure that it can exert on government," Krosnick said.

The audience at the student center contained mostly Eagles fans -- and they were exerting all the mantras, incantations and spells they knew to get the game to go Philadelphia's way.

Now it's Bournemouth exerting all the pressure.

By now, Bournemouth were exerting all the pressure, but it seemed that they would be denied a point by familiar defensive failings in the most heartbreaking fashion.

Turkey exerted all the early pressure and Roy Carroll was forced into a good save from Bilal Kisa in the opening minutes.

Smiles had argued that poverty was caused largely by irresponsible habits and that human progress, perhaps even happiness, would come from the poor being given what Smiles called "the means of education, and of exerting freely all the powers of his godlike nature".

Today's Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker, expressed this already in 1997 in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel: "We need criteria of convergence for employment in order to exert pressure on all the governments to fight unemployment" [28].