As a director, he said, he recognized that he needed to exert control over the entire process, to make technical decisions himself: "I never leave it up to the crew".
The Spock in him needs to exert mental and emotional control.
At the same time, he says India needs to exert leadership on threats to global security if it wants to be treated like a world power.
Teachers were unsure about how much effort they needed to exert.
My EDs often lament about the energy they need to exert in order to recruit board members, motivate staff members, and woo donors to invest in their vision.
"The United States needs to exert concerted pressure on Arafat," said a spokesman for Mr. Sharon, Raanan Gissin.
Instead of retreating, the administration needs to exert pressure on other industry players to agree to similar terms.
To avoid an escalation, President Trump needs to exert diplomatic muscle to help end the Syrian war as well as the Assad regime's illicit use of chemical weaponry.
To end this deadly trend, the United States needs to exert meaningful diplomatic, economic and, if necessary, military pressure on Pakistan, especially on the Pakistani military-intelligence wing.
