Meanings of exert greater in English

The FDA has tried to exert greater authority over compounded drug products.

Turning the state into a federal territory allows Delhi to exert greater control.

The partnership is not aimed "to exert greater control over the company," he wrote.

Also, a smaller community tends to exert greater social incentives against crime, the main one being shame.

Rather, it is a question of whether a merged party can help the left to exert greater influence.

Mr Pence also thanked Australia for calling on China to exert greater economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea.

Nation-states periodically attempt to exert greater authority over their own portions of the internet, which can lead to shutdowns.

The outcome will determine whether reform-minded technocrats exert greater influence over a host of economic, investment and resources-related policies.

Brahimi said he was in touch with both powers and hoped that they would exert greater influence in the future.

It has moved in recent years to exert greater management control and secure bigger revenues from foreign-owned oil and gas developments.

That pledge expires in 2047 and analysts say there is concern Beijing could start to exert greater control over the territory.

Yearly the West will exert greater political power, and the East less; for the preponderance of immigration settles West not East.

Borrowers are able to exert greater influence and will try to wring everything they can out of the credit document, she said.

The changes reignite speculation that parent Hochtief and its major shareholder ACS are seeking to exert greater influence over Leighton, the paper said.

The pressure has intensified since Vivendi, which has a 24 percent stake in TIM, began to exert greater influence, raising concerns within the Italian government.

No American exerted greater influence in securing the independence of the Colonies than Franklin.