用“exert on”造句大全，exert on造句

Neat river county "with sincere action business", exert oneself optimizes investment climate, gather together big project.

A fewwhenComradeYangLimin leads science to need exert oneself to consider in this speech great theory and practice problem offered principal opinion.

But meanwhile, once make event this one pace if exert oneself frame-up, public opinion is oriented hold forbid, very possible subtle step goes into smelly chess.

designed to measure small forces by the torsion they exert on a thin wire.

exert oneself to meet a challenge.

Land acquisition is not an economic problem, but a problem about protecting the private property rights and defining the boundary of the power that the government can exert on public management.

This is party history worker answer in new historical period the main task that exert oneself ponders over.

When the coal price is good and the enterprise fund is abundant, coal business enterprise should exert oneself to develop the non-coal industry, preparing early for the future resource.

What sort of force does the sun exert on the planets which causes the planets to move according to the laws which Kepler has discovered?

Dream is perfect, and we can only exert oneself their best to close to him.

I added a point in the bowls of water, detergent, and then exert oneself in the clothes rub a rub a rub.

Reporter from Mainichi Shimbun: Last November, China issued regulations on the management of the Internet. What influence will the government's control over the Internet exert on information exchange and media development?

Factory overstaffed, a lot of people do not work to take money in vain, take money also do not exert oneself.

As a result of too exert oneself to do sth. on tiptoe, can make knee concerns because of tiptoe emphatic and too go up at leg abdomen forcibly, bring about turnip leg very easily.

King Saboda was in a hurry, struggling to exert only a little strength of his whole body. He suddenly threw himself on the balance and fainted.

1.to exert oneself to; 2.to urge3.to exhort4.to strive to do what is beyond one's power

So everybody must see me, you do not ask me, you can be scolded, you can give money, exert oneself not to please, why should you do this business.