Sentence examples for has been exerted from inspiring English sources

Every influence of Congress has been exerted in vain to double the General's force.

"It's the only instance in which political pressure has been exerted on me," he remarked tartly.

And, upon this understanding of the two powers, the legislative and executive authority has been exerted from the beginning.

Much effort has been exerted in attempts to improve the compatibility of PANI with thermoset matrices.

This pressure has been exerted on Fatah and Hamas, but also on the office of the prosecutor," Devers said.

It is suggested that the power delegated to the Commission has been exerted only in respect to minor changes or additions.

NTV is deeply indebted to Gazprom, and the Kremlin has been exerting pressure on Mr. Gusinsky through the gas company.

Later, it emerged that Downing Street has been exerting pressure on large businesses to speak out about the negative impacts of independence.

But this, say the Americans, is because the EU has been exerting its own pressure to persuade them not to do so.

The company has been exerting tremendous effort to achieve a unification among its products, not only in terms of design, but in the way its products interact with each other.

But post-Cold War the U.S. has been exerting preponderance rather than balancing power, thus becoming the hegemon to balance against.