Sentence examples for actors to influence from inspiring English sources

To what extent did the rise of subjective admission criteria allow political actors to influence DI enrolment?

The committee is examining how social media platforms may have been used by foreign actors to influence the 2016 US election.

By doing this, it discusses which factors enable external actors like grassroots actors to influence policymakers' decision in the grassroots action's direction.

Google, Facebook, and Twitter have all been called to testify to a Senate Intelligence Committee on November 1 which is examining how social media platforms may have been used by foreign actors to influence the 2016 US election.

Like Facebook, Twitter has done a lot to try to make things more difficult for foreign actors to influence elections, including a massive purge of millions of accounts to get rid of bots and dormant account from its platform.

The framework shows the linkage between actors and the form of power used by actors to influence the policymaking process.

By capabilities, Scharpf refers to the power of actors to enact their decisions, and contains all resources that enable an actor to influence an outcome.

We use the knowledge we have gained by applying the two previous perspectives in order to understand the varying abilities that social actors have to influence energy-related issues.

Today the company announced that it would extend its "Project Dolphin" service (dolphins eat phish, get it?) to political campaigns, candidates and election officials, all "prime target[s] for malicious actors seeking to influence the outcome of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections".

The U.K. committee's report calls on the government to establish a cybersecurity center to monitor potential cyberthreats to U.K. elections and referendums — particularly from any foreign actors trying to influence public opinion and disrupt the democratic process.

Lately, the congressional investigations have focused on how the Internet Research Agency, a Russian company that engages in information warfare on behalf of private and government actors, attempted to influence American public opinion during the 2016 presidential election through online platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Google.