Sentence examples for exert the right from inspiring English sources

In 2001 a NAFTA arbitration panel ruled against America, but Mexico did not exert the right this gave it to impose tariffs, because a migration deal was under negotiation.

Amanda M. Burden, chairwoman of the City Planning Commission, is correct to exert the city's right to participate in planning the World Trade Center site (news article, March 2).

It is a difficult and subtle formula to master: casino gaming companies spend millions refining slot machines to exert just the right psychological pull.

And thanks to the new algorithm -- which causes each of the robot's legs to exert just the right amount of force at the right time -- the robot no longer needs external support.

Only if the university decides not to exert this right, are professors or researchers allowed to file a patent application by themselves.

The main design challenge would be how one determines that the band exerts exactly the right pressure.

Thus, any changes, including those caused by asymmetrical strain exerted on the right and left thoracic limbs, are the earliest to be observed.

Crist continued to exert that right in her reviews, including offering this assessment of the over-budget 1963 epic "Cleopatra," starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton: "At best a major disappointment, at worst an extravagant exercise in tedium".

Without ever being asked to fully exert himself, the right-hander struck eight boundaries before offering a leading edge to long-on from the off-spin of Nasir Aziz.

None of the participants exerted this right.

You don't want to exert yourself right at the start of the week.