Sentence examples for Full clout from inspiring English sources

These Indigenous rights will, however, never gain their true and full clout without the power of a durable mass movement behind them.

On the Gershwin standard "The Man I Love," she saved the full clout of her voice for choice lyrical moments: "I'll do my best to make him stay," for instance, the last three words ringing foghorn deep.

It wasn't until the Harder They Come, with tracks such as Cliff's You Can Get It If You Really Want, Dekker's 007 (Shanty Town) and the Maytals' Pressure Drop, that the full clout of reggae became apparent.

Klingon Hanover, Cardmaster Hanover, Lotsa Clout, Full of Fun, Whosurboy and On the Attack are the other horses in the field.

He knows what to do with a full toss though... clouting it for six.

When party activists gathered in Chicago to nominate Bill Clinton to a second term in 1996, Mr. Obama was making his first run for political office, but he did not have enough clout to get full access to the convention.

Instead, they would devote their full resources of money, political clout, moral authority and volunteer time to promoting universal sex education and easy access to contraception, with the goal of eliminating abortion by preventing unwanted pregnancies.

Mr Maliki's interior minister, Jawad al-Bolani, is said to have sacked or transferred a number of officers but lacks the political clout for a full-scale cleansing of the police.

This combination may give McAfee some of the clout it needs to fashion full enterprise wide network combinations for bigger customers.

A general affairs council with real clout and a membership dedicated full-time to EU affairs could clear up such issues within the Council of Ministers.

No fielder can do anything later in the over when Rudolph clouts a very wide, very full delivery over cover for four.