Examples of using Exert in English and their translations into Czech
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Assert and exert.
Exert pressure how?
He shouldn't exert himself.
We must exert greater pressure with regard to the agencies.
The doctor said he must not exert himself.
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You must exert your influence.
Exert every effort to crush the enemy and defend our islands.
So that they can exert some self-control?
First rule of a snakebite, Doc-- can't let the victim exert herself.
Now… Mustn't exert yourself.- In the hospital.
The comfort pads inside the helmet should exert firm, even, but.
But they all exert incredible gravity.
Exert only moderate pressure on the workpiece to ensure that the speed remains constant.
But he could exert influence if he chose?
Thank you for such openness and transparency,which helps us exert pressure on the Member States.
Now you can exert your own personality up to the hilt.
Wait, going back,when you say that he… can't exert himself, does that mean…?
Jupiter can exert such a powerful influence on the asteroids.
You have worked out that you can exert a force across space-time.
The EU must exert its influence in international trade to initiate a change.
You have worked out that you can exert a force across space-time.
That will exert pressure on the industry to get these cars to consumers quickly.
They must express their views and exert pressure on political authority.
Europe must exert pressure on Israel to weaken its grip on the occupied territories and to halt the settlement policy, which is a necessary condition to restart negotiations.
I now realize why… I couldn't exert all my energy… of a Demon Buster.
The data indicated in the Mediation contract must be complete, truthful and accurate, and the Mediator, only with the consent of the seller/ lessor/ lessor,may exert real estate advertising in the media.
We must nevertheless exert pressure, all the pressure we can.
Harmonised Community efforts resting on a secure legal foundation are needed in order to bring together all social and institutional actors and,at the same time, exert pressure on the participants to keep their own promises.
These components will exert the appropriate degree of force, both resistive and motive.
Whenever governments need to financially step-in,they must exert their(even temporary) ownership rights.