Sentence examples for use to exert from inspiring English sources

The book is incredibly helpful in lifting the veil on capital financing, explaining complicated terminology and negotiation tactics that investors use to exert influence on your business.

Doctors are still required to give interrogators access to medical and psychological information about detainees which they can use to exert pressure on them.

There is, however, one mechanism that DG Research can use to exert more direct pressure on scientists themselves to consider issues of science and society; that is via the research projects that it funds.

The usual tried-and-true strategies lobbyists use to exert influence don't work so well amid this flood of public reporting.

Supervisors have given broad authority to Popejoy, which he has seemed more than willing to use to exert pressure on uncooperative department heads and even supervisors who resist cutting their budgets.

Repurchases can also be used to exert buying pressure to push up the stock price before executives sell their shares.

They say that social networks, where people broadcast their online activities to their friends, can also be used to exert subtle social pressure on people to get involved.

While Medvedev has no party, Putin leads United Russia, which he uses to exert control over parliament, regional leaders and the bureaucracy.

Beijing is investing huge amounts of time and effort to develop blockchain technologies that can be used to exert Chinese influence abroad.

On rare occasions, in Provence, the weight of history can grow oppressive, especially when one feels it being used to exert a nasty sort of muscle.

But Russian pipelines should not be used to exert pressure on countries, or to force them to pay outrageous prices.