Sentence examples for actions to influence from inspiring English sources
Forward guidance is another.Put simply, forward guidance is the use of communication about future central bank actions to influence present behaviour.
"By giving MPs and scientists the opportunity to gain a better understanding of what one another do, scientists will be much better placed to take actions to influence the political process".
The panel agreed with defense lawyers that "Judge Kamins is overly concerned with his public image and has allowed media intepretations of his actions to influence his management of the case". A hearing set for Thursday could result in the appointment of a new judge.
While the Senate has spent the better part of a year making sense of Russia's actions to influence the 2016 election, tech made quick work of its own analysis — or so it thinks.
Business stewardship effort in response to the social and environmental movement can facilitate strategic actions to influence consumers' value and belief, as well as to encourage sustainable practices in their everyday lives.
More and more companies are linking up with stakeholders and competitors alike to enhance their sustainability actions, to influence the direction of public debate about sustainability and to prepare themselves for forthcoming environmental regulations.
His publications explore the causes of people decisions about whether to vote, for whom to vote, whether to approve of the Presidents performance, whether to take action to influence government policy-making on a specific issue, and much more.
We contract and relax muscles, whether to move ourselves physically, or our vocal cords to communicate, or in some other way; movement is our only action to influence the world.
The core ideal of the trip will be to promote the welfare of the public good by moving beyond the boundaries of separated communities through collective action to influence others while cultivating shared understandings, cultural awareness, using critical and integrative thinking.
Officials and former officials familiar with the debate inside the White House last year said that after considerable debate, the president's national security team recommended that he sign a secret, formal authorization for covert action to influence the election, called a "finding". They said that Mr. Bush either had already signed it or was about to when objections were raised in Congress.
