Sentence examples for exerted to save from inspiring English sources

"The cabinet decided to suspend all contacts between the Israeli government and the Egyptian government except for the diplomatic channel that serves the Palestinians within the framework of the efforts being exerted to save the situation," a government statement said.

"Every effort is being exerted to restore public order".

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Is it true that 1.3 billion people can exert no power to save themselves from the humiliation and oppression inflicted on them by a much smaller enemy?

The reasons why casualisation has taken hold are complex, White says, but he says one of the main drivers is pressures to keep staff costs down in a climate where government is exerting ever greater pressure to save money.

'No, no.' He went forward with me, however, and in passing from car to car I had to exert my utmost strength to save him and myself from being blown away".

The Descent claimed that in primitive tribes "the weak in body or mind are soon eliminated" in contrast to "civilised men" who "do our utmost to check the process of elimination; we build asylums for the imbecile, the maimed, and the sick; we institute poor-laws; and our medical men exert their utmost skill to save the life of every one to the last moment" [ 28].

By making small changes and exerting iron discipline, Storey has managed to save £4 a week and transform her family's Christmas this year.

Moore, who had been untroubled until Oscar's goal, was then in action again to save from Mata as Chelsea sensed they were finally exerting some control on proceedings.

Only when the U.S. changes its policy and is prepared to exert, in the main, political pressure on Israel, will the U.S. be able to save Israel from its destructive path.

Rocky and his team work to save lives largely by monitoring warring groups and using their presence to exert social pressure so that would-be perpetrators of violence are more likely to act peacefully.