Don't exert yourself.

Come on. Don't exert yourself.

And exert force to slow it down

Such groups exert no real effect on the decision making process of the rural administration. Other forms of women's associations exist that actually can affect changes in women's acquisition of benefits.

Advocacy groups can also exert influence on political parties.

The Armed Forces continued to exert pressure on the ELN.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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The dominant actors Khamenei and the Revolutionary Guards will continue to exert potentially decisive influence.

The judicial branch of government can also be used by advocacy groups to exert influence.

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

The potential of ERAs to exert a positive effect on competition, in particular by dismantling the preferential purchasing patterns in some States members of the European Union (EU), has been recognized in the recently enacted EU directives in the field of public procurement.

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That type of stochastic effect is called a hereditary effect.

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

This means that economists and other thought leaders can exert much influence for good or ill.

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

Having failed to provide effective assistance, the West is no position to exert much political influence.

And when ye exert your strong hand , do ye do it like men of absolute power ?

And when ye exert your strong hand , do ye do it like men of absolute power ?

To authorize him her to exert a profession, art or craft, and to live independently, and

The Provisional Institutions must exert greater efforts to convince Kosovo Serbs to participate in the process.

(f) To exert maximum efforts for promoting the peaceful social coexistence between different tribes in Darfur