Examples of using To exert in English and their translations into Danish
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I'm gonna call my father, ask him to exert some pressure. How?
when the doctor forbade me to exert.
I thank you much for your efforts that you to exert for us.
We must use economic pressure to exert political pressure on the revolutionary government.
These online games are created contrary to exert mental capacity player.
It is important that the European Commission be prepared to exert much more pressure.
However, this is our only opportunity to exert pressure on behalf of the European shipbuilding industry on this difficult issue.
the cohesion of their positions enabled the delegations to exert considerable influence on the decisions adopted by the Conference.
They should not hesitate to exert unilateral pressure either,
In order to exert a little bit of pressure,
is the ability for humans to exert themselves through aerobic or anaerobic exercise for relatively long periods of time.
Here it is necessary to exert some efforts, as today children master new technologies faster than us.
We must continue to exert pressure and say that we require ratification if membership is to become possible.
Indeed, the Russian Foreign Ministry made numerous attempts to exert political pressure on the countries where InformNapalm.
Certain attempts were made to exert pressure on this dossier for political
At the global level, a number of countries will continue to exert pressure in the WTO for the global liberalisation of trade in foods.
It is attempting to exert diplomatic pressure on other countries not to attend the ceremony in Oslo.
they are beginning to exert their influence, and it will make a marked difference.
For that reason it is important to call on the Commission to exert pressure on the US Congress, to get them finally to ratify the OECD agreement on competition conditions in the shipbuilding sector.
The USA is starting to exert significant pressure to have night flight restrictions,