Sentence examples for for not exerting from inspiring English sources

He won a $280,000 verdict for a boy who had been shot in the head by another boy; the award included punitive damages against the parents of the boy who fired the gun for not exerting proper parental control.

The president came under attack even from Democrats in Congress over his attempts to close the Guantánamo Bay prison and end military trials of accused terrorists, and for "endangering Israel" by not exerting more pressure on Iran over its nuclear programme.

If Jimmy John's can dictate what color your hair is, how much stitching is on the pockets of your jeans, or how you shave your neck in the morning -- and essentially punish franchisees for noncompliance -- is the company not exerting at least some control over the work experience?

This is planners not exerting an influence.

Happily, he noticed a sticker on the lower corner of the frame, which in very small print assured him that the advertising company took no responsibility for, did not exert any control over and made no representations about the information contained in this advertisement.

A newly formed small planet, for example, may not exert enough gravitational attraction to capture the light gases hydrogen and helium.

The low intensity recovery phase allows for you to not exert as much effort as your heart rate begins to drop.

(The capital campaign for that building does not exert direct pressure on the operating budget, with the majority of the money coming from city agencies).

Since APE1 is an ExoIII family member, it was anticipated that inhibitors specific for human APE1 would not exert an effect on E. coli EndoIV.

However, the SMF itself (6 mT for 18 h) did not exert any effect on the H2O2-induced DNA fragmentation or viability.

Ms. Lowery monitors her blood sugar level and does not exert herself for fear of bringing on another heart attack.