Sentence examples for exert more authority from inspiring English sources
Some members of Congress have been urging the department to exert more authority over the site contractors.
Mr. Bremer, they said, demanded that the 25-member Council exert more authority, condemn the bombing strongly and communicate better with the Iraqi people.
The government's increased control of the company, the nation's biggest, came in a shareholder vote for a new board., The move reflects a broader effort by President Vladimir V. Putin to exert more authority over the country's most important companies like Gazprom, Russia's biggest earner of cash and the supplier of a quarter of Western Europe's natural gas.
Duncan wanted states to exert more authority over local school systems at a time when the state was trying to be less heavy-handed, to promote creative solutions at the local level, Kirst said.
Given that, it's highly likely that the authorities will seek to exert more control over the web.
Turkish authorities have recently sought to exert more control over its border as extremist groups have grown in strength.
"I'm thankful that the Constitution would allow a bit more authority given to the vice president if that vice president so chose to exert it," she said.
And she declared that she was "thankful that the Constitution would allow a bit more authority given to the vice president also, if that vice president so chose to exert it".
Exert more creative force.
Could Mr. Putin exert more pressure on them?
No company outside of Russia has more authority or tradition in the 19th-century ballet classics, and in its home treasury of ballets by Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan it has a body of works that still exerts worldwide influence.
