Come on. Don't exert yourself.

Advocacy groups can also exert influence on political parties.

Don't exert yourself.

The Armed Forces continued to exert pressure on the ELN.

Militants on both sides remain strong, and they exert much influence politically.

NGOs exert an indirect influence on Government planning priorities through their publications.

Other presidential appointees exert considerable influence on firms, industries, or the entire economy.

And exert force to slow it down

Their success or failure is unavoidably going to exert a strong impact on other States.

Moreover, slow growth in the advanced economies need not exert a drag on developing countries performance.

Initially, the group should only exert peer pressure on its members to comply with international responsibilities.

Local governments make or exert influence on decisions and investments regarding road, transportation and transit systems.

These microcredit programmes have been shown to exert a considerable positive impact on the borrowers apos welfare.

On both issues, there is little capacity to exert force or sufficient pressure for solutions any time soon.

I don't want to exert the authority of my office.

As we exert pressure on our bodies, the muscles require a great deal of energy and demand additional oxygen.

All participating States must now exert their influence to that end.

Given its dominant role in the region, Europe can exert a more direct impact on policies affecting trade and mobility.

Russia s use of natural gas to exert economic and political pressure on Ukraine has caused grave concern in the West.

Trade and immigration (legal and illegal), if left unchecked, will continue to exert downward pressure on rich countries labor markets.

The Commission on Human Rights is becoming an instrument to exert political pressure on sovereign States through the manipulation of the human rights agenda.

The woman needs the consent of the husband to exert commercial activities

All states should exert further efforts in order to conclude the convention.

Likewise, developing countries are concerned about any undue influence that foreign companies and Governments could exert on their domestic regulatory processes.

Governments must ensure that the messages expressed in religious discourse do not exert any influence detrimental to women on civil society.

The international community must exert increased pressure on neighbouring countries to refrain from supporting militia groups and violating the arms embargo.

However, Belgium considers that any change must not be undertaken in haste, under pressure which certain countries might exert on others.

In addition to specific technical expertise in drug problems, teachers are to be given advice on how to exert pedagogic influence.

One of the important benefits of using the plug is that you can exert full desired clamping force on the jaws

Nor should our support be perceived as an attempt to exert political pressure on the Court to come to a particular decision on these issues.

I can press on this block, and sure, I'll exert a net force on this block, and then the net force will accelerate the block, assuming the block can overcome friction and since it's on ice, I can do that, but the block is going to exert an equal and opposite force on me! An equal and opposite force on me.

ESCWA will also exert efforts to involve civil society institutions in its work.

How does the Sun reach out across empty inert space and exert influence?

Politically driven hidden agendas and shifting ideologies to exert coercive influence on recipients must end they serve only to punish the poor.

President Mbeki and his team were, nonetheless, determined to persevere and exert the outmost influence on whomsoever to advance the peace process.

The international community must exert concerted pressure on Mr. Savimbi to accept the will of the Angolan people without any further delay.

On the contrary, it risks being seen as a deliberate attempt to exert political pressure over the Court to prejudice its response.

Their copresence pushes protons slightly apart, reducing the electrostatic repulsion between the protons, and they exert the attractive nuclear force on each other and on protons.

He appealed to the international community to exert pressure on Algeria to accept the desire of the Saharans to live under Moroccan sovereignty.

They also reduce poverty driven environmental damage as agglomerations of impoverished persons often exert debilitating pressures on scarce natural resources and fragile ecosystems.

These benefits, together with universal health care, help foster solidarity and diminish that stress which persons with special needs exert on the family.

Therefore, African countries should continue to exert their best efforts to diversify their economies.

Nor do they voice their concern that AFRICOM could be part of an American effort to exert control on West Africa s oil producing countries.

Moreover, Europe s ability to exert pressure on China is extremely limited at best, and may be least potent where Chinese domestic matters are concerned.

Civil society could also be more active and, for example, exert pressure on the Caterpillar corporation to stop providing bulldozers to the Israeli army.