Sentence examples for claimed influence from inspiring English sources

Her failure to get a vote on Keystone has been used by Cassidy in campaigns ads as evidence that her claimed influence in Washington was overstated.

By expanding its claimed influence all the way to India, the administration believes it has a strong proxy to help counter China.

They claimed influences both from England (the Teddy Boy movement was born in Britain in the early 1950s) and the US (through their style of clothing inspired by Westerns).

The Teds, who were numerous in Paris and the suburbs, claimed influences both from England (the Teddy Boy movement was born in Britain in the early 1950s) and the US (through their style of clothing inspired by Westerns).

The virtually unprecedented letter criticises the prime minister for claiming influence over the US president, George Bush, and American policy, then backing the Israel policy when it was already "doomed to failure".

It doesn't sell banners, adwords, etc. and it clearly identifies the sponsor, which do not (so it claims) influence editorial decisions or content.

But none of these can claim influence to Sango's output.

Clinton's Republican opponent, real estate mogul Donald Trump, has called on Clinton to shut down the Foundation entirely and return its donations to countries he claims "influenced her totally" while she served as secretary of state.

In 1955, he was unable to get his own films distributed, yet claimed some influence in the Oxbridge-educated coterie that dominated the BFI's experimental production programme.

And he claimed the "influence of Tory Party funders" could be seen in protections for the City of London.

When asked to explain what he meant by personal issue, Sims claimed parental influence swayed the decision made by La Cañada administrators to let him go.