Increasing the amount of energy you exert helps to wake up your digestive tract and keep your digestive system functioning properly.
Societies are missing something important if they do not have an organization in the private sector, such as a trade union movement" that gives workers the clout labor has exerted to help pass safety and pension laws".
Exerting pressure helped Becali get the deal he wanted, and now Steaua's owner hopes that things will go according to plan once more.
Surely they should exert pressure to help these people Security Agencies in the United States are collecting too much digital data on citizens.
Hill's principles were summed up in an article of 1869: "Where a man persistently refuses to exert himself, external help is worse than useless".
The surgeons in this study said they felt obliged to exert themselves to help patients for whom they are responsible and thereby meet their expectations.
The two main manifestations of love are as a hunger for the presence of a person or thing and as a willingness to exert oneself to help someone.
It helps not to completely occlude the poultice because the drying helps exert a drawing action.
In Egypt, America has exerted itself to help the authorities catch Islamist militants, apparently aiding in the extradition of fugitives.
Transcriptional control is exerted with the help of regulatory sequences that are found associated with a gene, such as the promoter sequence, a region near the start of the gene, and enhancer sequences, regions that lie elsewhere within the DNA that augment the activity of enzymes involved in the process of transcription.
In 2002, as Georgia's politics heated up, Badri's roll-up of newspapers and TV stations into his Imedi media umbrella harked back to the days when, as chairman of Berezovsky's TV6 station in Moscow, he helped exert political pressure on adversaries.
