Sentence examples for to exert effective from inspiring English sources

Re-employed workers will have the cash with which to exert effective demand.

The towns kept much of their autonomy, and the corregidores were often unable to exert effective royal control over determined town councils.

People claim to be shocked by the way the Bush administration outsourced key government functions to private contractors yet refused to exert effective oversight over these contractors, a process exemplified by the failed reconstruction of Iraq and the Blackwater affair.

"In retrospect," the authors write, "it is clear that regulators did not have the human capital to keep up with the financial industry, and to understand it well enough to be able to exert effective regulation.

Even with the persistence of TG3, Berlusconi has managed to exert effective control over the other two public TV networks, and owns three of the four remaining domestic private networks.

-Financial Times Giant Leap Backward THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT in Russia lacks the financial resources to exert effective authority over the life of most of its citizens.

Therefore, it should be argued that at least for this pain type, both left and right DLPFC could exert effective analgesic effects.

Cellular uptake of the nanocapsule was efficient, and detectable at as early as 20 min, and drugs sequestered in the nanocapsule could exert effective therapeutic effects on tumor neovasculature and cancer cells, respectively.

This also shows that GA can exert effective modulation on gluconeogenesis and restrict hepatic release of glucose into the bloodstream.

Notably, ketone bodies can exert effective neuroprotection in different models of neuronal excitotoxicity and ischemia [ 4, 16].

Although LP was proven to exert an effective effect on bone biochemical and structural parameters, these results did not truly reflect bone strength which is an important determinant in the diagnosis of osteoporosis and assessment of fracture risk.