Examples of using Exerting in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The point is that most of exerting pressure, and her opinion is seen as representative of the group norm.
Today, the foreign language exerting the most influence is English,
Many in German industrial circles now have the impression that the U.S. sanctions are no longer just about exerting political pressure
medical devices) and exerting the principle intended action in the finished product;
the prison staff was present at their meetings, exerting psychological pressure on the suspect.
a man with a thick wallet or exerting pressure on him.
women wearing stark white clothes jumping around and exerting themselves loudly, tennis racquet in hand.
low-quality detective literature has become especially widespread, exerting a corrupting influence upon young readers.
Exerting some extra time
Contact acaricide, exerting a hormonal effect on the eggs
its main component is caffeine, exerting a stimulating action on the nervous system,
Human rights are not boundless, and exerting your rights should not impinge on other's enjoyment of their rights.
This is a result of the uneven development of human societies, whether caused by inside reasons or by one or more external factors exerting an accelerating or slowing-down affect on their evolution.
(4) the risk of his obstructing the investigation by exerting influence on persons in Denmark and abroad.
Somebody whom we can understand without exerting a lot of energy just trying to understand what is going on.
He teaches the win, exerting all the force of will,
thereby exerting antitumor and antiviral activity.
Secondly, take into of traditional medicine quickly leave the area of tumor growth and into the stomach without exerting any influence locally.
In the first group- the largest- a woman who consciously want exerting a childless couple a similar service,
Then, with a sharp knife, make a neat cut in the area of the hock joints, without exerting any effort.