Sentence examples for exert personal from inspiring English sources

Engaging in demagoguery, targeting minorities, acting outside the normal policy process, and seeking to exert personal control over law-enforcement agencies: it should barely need saying that these are the tactics of a would-be authoritarian.

Living alone allows people to pursue individual freedom, exert personal control and go through self-realization, but these people have fewer children.

Participants using devices to deliver therapies or drugs also reported ways in which their device enabled them to exert personal control over their illness.

These discrepancies may have resulted from certain attitudes and beliefs, including cultural beliefs, competing health priorities and workplace hazards and controls, and a lack of perceived ability to exert personal control over certain HRI risk factors [ 28].

Alternatively, potential participants may have declined participation if research was perceived as a form of authority; the choice to not participate exerts personal choice in an institution governed by authoritative controls.

Nights blend too quickly into days, and newcomers to Cape Breton must exert some personal discipline if touring is to be done.

After 1551, the Reformation advanced further, with the approval and encouragement of Edward, who began to exert more personal influence in his role as Supreme Head of the church.

CD and UC are chronic relapsing disorders of the gastrointestinal tract which exert devastating personal and professional consequences on the approximately 1 million sufferers.

Indeed, it is the latter film, Cecile B. DeMille's epic on Moses, which has exerted profound personal influence on me both as a believer and as a filmmaker.

A specific risk factor for cyberbullying is the little control exerted over personal information [ 27].

By that same year, 19 year old Wellington had become the team's secretary, and he started to exert influence over personal decisions.