Sentence examples for avenues for influence from inspiring English sources

The combatants may end up being companies like Skanska and Apple that left the U.S. Chamber, disillusioned; perhaps Google will finally heed the ceaseless calls to drop its Chamber membership and find fresh avenues for influence.

But in the absence of judicial self-restraint, Chief Justice Rehnquist should be leading the United States Judicial Conference, the governing body for all federal judges, to crack down on such junkets, not nudging Congress to create new avenues for influence-peddling.

Giving cash to third party groups is another avenue for influence.

Giving cash to third party groups is another avenue for influence.

"We should use all the avenues possible for influence and diplomacy with Russian officials, so that this legislation will not create a problem for our athletes," Carrión said last week.

To investigators and others, that suggests that the gifts became another avenue for influencing the administration.

These slugfests are largely underwritten by well-heeled interest groups — including insurance companies, tobacco firms, the building and health care industries, unions and trial lawyers — that have seized upon judicial contests as a promising avenue for influence-peddling.

Second, modifying Medicare reimbursement rates for surgical procedures is another potential avenue for influencing the likelihood of surgical treatment and cost per episode.

The quantitative and qualitative data support age-related licensing policies as a potential avenue for influencing older driver safety.

And while wise universities have provided alumni with avenues for real influence, those concerned with real improvement (rather than obsessive collegiality) have seized this opportunity.

This finding indicates that the decentralised recruitment opened new avenues for political influences on technical decisions related to employment of health workers.