Sentence examples for Global clout from inspiring English sources

-- AMC Theatres Chief Executive Adam Aron says he's not worried about Disney's global clout, or AMC's plans to build cinemas in Saudi Arabia — despite human rights issues.

The vote could trigger a domino effect that would undermine the UK's global clout in institutions such as the UN security council, the G7 and Nato, foreign affairs analysts say.

There had been anxiety, too, over the loss of ICI's global clout.

In addition to the studio side of things, visitors were graced with the presence of Point Blank, the London-based production and DJ school whose online courses and recent new LA venture gives them global clout.

U.S. President Barack Obama implored young British people on Saturday not to pull back from the world, a day after sparking a row by bluntly telling Britain it should remain in the European Union to preserve its remaining global clout.

Czech officials regard their newly minted EU membership as a chance to influence a club with global clout, and throw Europe's weight behind democrats everywhere from Myanmar to Belarus, Moldova and Cuba (a particular Czech obsession).

The Yankees' clout, he said, is "incalculable, irreplaceable and unpredictable".

Population size matters a great deal in determining EU clout, though economic might also counts for a lot.

To work, such a person needs to be more than a bureaucrat, to give the CFSP clout.

As Bannon's White House clout soared, an aide to the Democratic congressional leadership, Drew Hammill, told Politico in February that Steve Bannon was now "Karl Rove on steroids".

In another test of GOP clout in a rapidly diversifying district, Dana Rohrabacher's re-election is in question for the first time in 30 years.