Sentence examples for exerted right from inspiring English sources

In principle, the elastic response (E(L) in Eq. 1) should be determined by measuring the force exerted right after an instantaneous step.

But there's not much influence they can exert right now: the "SNL" season finale, hosted by Alec Baldwin, is Saturday.

But he added that Mr. Coors did nothing wrong and that Mr. Brooks is trying to exert rights over material he doesn't own.

Although in theory, a (male) husband has the right to sexual exclusivity where his wives are concerned, the institution of concubinage enables women and men to circumvent this right, exerting their rights to sexual partners outside of marriage.

None of the participants exerted this right.

The analysis of data indicated that the force exerted by right leg was higher as compared to that exerted by left leg.

A number of teenage boys in Devon exerted their right to protest this morning by wearing skirts to school.

F P 0 represented the maximal force (averaged over one revolution) that could be exerted at right angle to the pedal crank and attained only if the movement could take place "infinitely slowly" while α represented the shortest time in which the movement could be completed and attained only if no external work was done.

Development officials fully realise the tight control the Meles government exerts, right down to local levels, with political indoctrination in schools.

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.

But the final power to grant consent to the scheme, which has been opposed by locals, has been taken out of the councils' hands by the mayor, who has decided to exert his right to grant approval for schemes which he considers strategically important.