The New York Times reported Wednesday night that White House officials viewed the AT&T-Time Wasner deal as "a potential point of leverage" over CNN.
The New York Times, citing an unnamed senior administration official, reported Wednesday night that White House advisers have discussed AT&T's proposed $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner as a "potential point of leverage" over CNN.
"There should be international pressure on Essebsi to live up to the world's expectations" of a democratically elected president, Hamid said, pointing to the country's dependence on foreign aid -- from the U.S. and the European Union as well the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund -- as a potential source of leverage.
In the meantime, Russian officials have warned museums there that any art they lend to the United States could be seized as potential leverage.
Each see their influence and control over the province as potential leverage in relation to the outstanding disputes they have had over the past decade over territory, power-sharing and Iraq's energy resources.
NFL players viewed the new league as potential leverage for them to improve their contracts.
The massive spread of cell phones into the LMIC (7, 8) has been seen as a potential means of leveraging on mobile health (mhealth) to reduce maternal (and infant) death rates.
Telemedicine for the ICU has been suggested as a potential means of leveraging existing intensivist clinical expertise and bringing that expertise to hospitals with inadequate or complete lack access to intensive care specialists [ 8].
The motion argues that AOL's practice of seeking to sell advertising to its business partners was a legitimate tactic that "made good business sense," using its potential leverage as a customer or shareholder to attract advertisers to the untested online medium.
Mendes and Ronaldo may try to use moneybags Paris Saint-Germain as leverage, as a potential destination with the cash to satisfy their wishes.
