Sentence examples for tools to exert from inspiring English sources

Government policy makers do not have the tools to exert such a strong influence over pretax earnings, even if they wanted to do so.

Vladimir Putin's regime is more selective about its targets than its Soviet predecessor was, but it uses the same old tools to exert control.

There was no official reaction from the Iranian authorities, who have called such human rights awards political tools to exert pressure on governments disliked by the Western powers.

American and European leaders have few tools to exert such pressure, which is why they must use the ones they do have when the lives of millions of poor workers are at stake.

Cartesian representations of position, velocity, and force are gradually introduced to provide the player with tools to exert greater levels of control and prediction over what unfolds in the world space.

The voters already have only a few crude tools to exert influence on elected officials; the Court has made those tools even weaker, and tilted an already unfair playing field further in favor of the government.

In "Banknote," consideration of an inert scrap of paper leads to a vision of a vast and frantic system of commerce "turning the gear of custom"; in "Pliers," a simple tool designed to exert control evokes "this despair I feel / When I feel / I've lost my grip, can't manage a thing".

Government is resorting to its most potent tool, taxation, to exert control and exact tribute.

Though a company does not have absolute power over this asset, they can make use of certain tools and techniques to exert some vital influence over the way they perform towards achieving the goal of the organization.

If a partner or ex-partner intends to intimidate, track or terrify, you can imagine how these tools could be used to exert control and to cause fear.

Among these tools are our ability to exert our influence through non-military means, including political and economic means, as well as our "soft power" and our value systems.