Sentence examples for clout on their from inspiring English sources
But this year, Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration will announce on Tuesday, Chicagoans may test their theories about clout on their computers.
One night she & her gang had lured a ship up on the reef, & Chrissy was out there clouting them on their heads.
And while a major label may be reluctant to fund big-budget music videos in leaner times, ambitious artists can capitalize on their clout with streaming services that are willing to shepherd and promote such projects.
The problem for retail customers is simple: They don't have the clout to structure transactions on their own terms.
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The IBSA partnership is a trilateral alliance between Brazil, India and South Africa aimed at boosting their bargaining power and clout on global issues and strengthening economic and political ties amongst the three countries.
That's fine with investment bankers, who for years quietly wielded their financial and lobbying clout on Capitol Hill to kill efforts to regulate derivatives.
China, and others, have forced their hand.For the Europeans are increasingly worried that they are losing both trade and clout on a continent that they used to regard as their own backyard.
They cite declining membership, a lack of political clout on national farming issues and a low media profile among their concerns.
The Podemos victory gave the party clout on the national stage, but Podemos is the largest one of a host of leftist parties that made gains that May.
Four of the new members, including Poland, kept up their association in the post-Cold War Visegrad Group, giving them more clout on security than they might otherwise have had.
