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He would not be the first African leader to see in illegal immigration an opportunity to exert leverage on rich Europeans.Numerically, illegal migration across the Mediterranean is inconsequential.
The capacity of the Cabinet to exert leverage on party members guarantees that the government's business will be protected from opposition votes.
For City Councilman Kenneth K. Fisher of Brooklyn, who was a sponsor of the legislation that restructured the industry, the sight of the major haulers banding together to exert leverage on the city was, at a minimum, disquieting.
Zaslavskiy said that the Russian government and its security services were able to exert leverage on expatriates living abroad, and sometimes made use of them in sensitive projects for reasons of "plausible deniability".
As it became increasingly clear that Iraqi political leaders had other, less noble intentions, we still hoped that a substantial American military presence could be used to shield innocent civilians from the growing violence, train reliable and professional Iraqi security forces to take over that task, and exert leverage on Iraqi leaders to follow a less divisive and destructive course.
And 47% use their purchasing power to exert leverage on supply chain to support human rights.
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The SOPA and PIPA bills would try to shut down these overseas piracy sites by exerting leverage on companies here in the United States, where they do have jurisdiction.
By providing resources to support GOP candidates and officials, and exerting leverage on them once elected, AFP has been able to pull the Republican party to the far right on economic, tax and regulatory issues.
The legal industry is a buyers' market, and corporate legal departments are exerting leverage on law firms beyond taking more work in-house, exacting steep discounts, and sourcing more work to well-capitalized, tech and process savvy legal service providers with corporate models that more closely resemble their own.
A posterior force drives the arm backwards and exerts leverage on the glenohumeral joint with the arm either remaining in fixed flexion by contact with the ground, or forced into further flexion.
We should be discussing how to exert leverage over Pakistan to crack down on extremists, what the best ways are to use drone strikes while minimizing civilian casualties, and what level of airline security is enough to prevent terrorist attacks.
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