Sentence examples for Influential seat from inspiring English sources

It's also troubling that Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is vying for an influential seat in the White House.

But Rudin still held 17percentt of the shares, and an influential seat on the co-op board, when the brick debacle came to a head.

The wood-shingled meetinghouse, preserved under a bower of trees on a commercial strip in Flushing, Queens, was once the most influential seat of American Quakerism, a place of worship for those who wrote one of the country's first declarations of religious freedom in the 1600s.

What is more helpful to the Palestinians -- to just say we declare war or to do real things like supplying them with what is helpful?" It was an extraordinary confrontation between Egyptians and the religious leader of Al Azhar University, the oldest and most influential seat of learning in the Sunni Muslim world.

It has been asked to forgo the chance to hold the most influential seats, including on the Security Council, at least for the foreseeable future.

"The naming of Geithner certainly increases the possibility of action for a couple of reasons: he is in the government in one of the most influential seats, and he is already actively in dialogue with the current administration's decision makers".

Despotic governments conduct campaigns to win influential seats while developing nations turn a blind eye to their human rights violating colleagues in order to win assembly votes.

It might be explained by Google's influential board seat and whatever Google did to get that board seat (usually involving writing a check).

If we can keep up the momentum, we strongly believe we can win seats, and the more seats we win, the more influential we can become in making parliament more accountable to the people.

But some of us wondered why Princeton chose this renowned apostle of infanticide and certain forms of euthanasia for so influential an endowed seat at, of all places, the university's Center for Human Values.

Because Senate seats, being fewer, are more coveted and influential than House seats, and because candidates have to run statewide, Senate races are usually pricier; the most expensive House race wouldn't have even cracked the Senate's 10 most expensive.