Aczel's work became influential for two research areas.
The legend of Novalis as the arch-romantic author rapidly gained credence, and his literary style became influential for writers from Georg Büchner, via the symbolists, to Hermann Hesse and the avant-garde movement in France and Germany.
In working out the political implications of such views, Plato's Laws became an important model for theocratic political reform, especially as Neoplatonism became influential for a certain strand of Christian thinkers, in particular those able to absorb the translation of Greek texts into Arabic.
These men would become influential mentors for him.
Ironically the above Human Intelligence Task (HIT) involves voting up Internet marketer Larry Genkin's answer to the very popular and highly contested question "How do you become influential?" "Solicitation for upvotes is not allowed on Quora.com and users are not allowed make offers to (1) buy upvotes, (2) reward users for upvotes with consideration, and/or (3) trade for upvotes".
The president's advisers also met with officials from the Campaign to Fix the Debt, a centrist group that has become influential in pushing for a combination of tax increases and spending cuts.
Reflecting how tense the situation has become, influential fund-raisers for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton have stepped up their behind-the-scenes pressure on national party leaders to resolve the matter, with some even threatening to withhold their donations to the Democratic National Committee unless it seats the delegates from the two states or holds new primaries there.
The Balanced Scorecard, which has become influential in policing, was developed for the business sector by Kaplan and Norton (1992 , 1993.
For India to become influential abroad, Mr Modi has to do some tightening up at home.
Those in the sciences, for example, may become influential advisors on local and state problems of health, water supply, transportation, or the use and conservation of natural resources.
