Sentence examples for having been exerted from inspiring English sources

As Westerwelle put it, Secretary of State Clinton "made it very clear and strongly underlined the fact that the decision taken by General Motors was a decision taken without any political influence having been exerted beforehand by the American Administration".

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

Perhaps they feel more scrutiny should have been exerted on them in their formative extremist years.

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.

Officials at the White House and the Justice Department said no political pressure had been exerted over the statistics branch.

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

One Republican, Judd Gregg, said it would undermine the integrity of the SEC if any political pressure had been exerted.

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.

Mr. Miller denied that any political pressure had been exerted on the tax agency and said the I.R.S. had stringent rules to insulate employees from political influence.