Sentence examples for bring leverage from inspiring English sources
EPA can bring leverage to bear on issues that are tough to address directly through the Endangered Species Act, including municipal wastewater discharges and pesticide pollution.
But, without making some sort of deeper commitment — negotiating corridors for humanitarian aid, appointing a high-level envoy — it will be difficult to bring leverage to the negotiating table.
(250219) In a February 15 meeting this year, Senator John Kerry told the Indian foreign secretary, Nirupama Rao, that the July 2011 date set by Barack Obama as a deadline for the start of the withdrawal of combat forces from Afghanistan would not end US commitment there and "was intended to bring leverage to bear on Afghan officials to make necessary reforms".
The true magnitude of rehypothecation is likely much higher because financial institutions "window-dress" their year-end balance sheets to bring leverage numbers down for financial reporting dates indeed, this year's BIS Annual Report found: "The data indicate that window-dressing in repo markets is material". On any given day, no one really knows.
As president, Mr Kirchner has largesse of his own, including discretionary spending which brings leverage over cash-strapped provincial governors and their representatives in the Senate.
Were European banks to bring their leverage back to the level of a decade ago, their return on equity would fall to 14%, compared with 21% now, reckons Citi's Simon Samuels.Bank shares may have further to fall.
He suggested Cablevision could issue a big dividend and might look to sell noncore assets, like some of its cable channels, "to bring down leverage, either to enable a large dividend payout and/or drive yet another Dolan attempt to take the company private".
And no boss can truly bring scalable leverage to their business if they're too distracted with completing tasks that aren't even theirs.
GRIT is the social enterprise incorporated last year to bring the Leveraged Freedom Chair (LFC) to market in the developing world.
After being part of our Lead Like A Woman program, Lyrene went back to work and spoke with her manager about the additional value she felt she could bring by leveraging her strengths and sense of purpose.
