Sentence examples for exerted to all from inspiring English sources

So that, when it falls into a discount interval, the proposed price is exerted to all purchase quantity.

"All efforts will be exerted to support their safety and the safety of their babies".

"Our brothers need more efforts and determination to be exerted to remove the merciless injustice and aggression through all means and with no exceptions," he told worshippers.

¥ All SWs and MWs showed a tendency for the force exerted to increase with increasing archwire diameter.

Today's Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker, expressed this already in 1997 in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel: "We need criteria of convergence for employment in order to exert pressure on all the governments to fight unemployment" [28].

"We're trying to get them to exert energy, to get it all out," she said.

He is used to exerting control over all the people that he comes into contact with," Janet says in court papers.

"All efforts should be exerted again to find a solution to the problems and to minimize the damages that have already been big enough.

At conferences and in journal articles, the singular idea of these conservatives was that, with no Soviet threat, the United States was uniquely positioned to exert power all over the world — to discourage rivals, to pursue interests, to spread values, with or without partners.

In a letter to the Queen John Christensen, director of TJN, calls on her to "exert all possible influence" to tackle "harmful faultlines in the global economy" created by UK-linked tax havens and secrecy jurisdictions.

Meanwhile, the medical examiner confirmed in his report that there was no criminal cause of death and that doctors exerted all efforts to treatment the child but without any use.