Sentence examples for clout to create from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Thaksin is using that clout to create a raft of new entitlements and public-credit schemes.

"The partners in this project," Mr. Oen said, "have enough clout to create their own market opportunities in North America".

Enron used its political clout to create what one of its own executives called a "regulatory black hole" in which it could operate freely.

It was through unions that American workers acquired the clout to create the world's first middle-class majority--an epochal achievement that has been all but undone by the demise of an organized workforce.

Traders argue that arbitrage is just an ability to read risk and hedge appropriately, but when the traders have enough clout to create the bubble that generates the arbitrage opportunity, it takes on a different life - and creates lots of ethical questions.

Their energy and clout thus continue to create buzz around the issue, but dislodging the deeply vested interests that benefit from and support the current system will likely take massive, sustained exertion over years.

Not all religious minorities have the clout and ability to create religious schools.

The deal gave Gates the capital and clout he needed to create Windows, which launched him into the annuls of all-time greatest businessmen.

Why are the institutions of the music industry creating an alternative when they have the clout to make the industry itself get to grips with equality?

You've got the clout to make this happen.

Since the Salvarcar massacre, hundreds of young people have formed a network that is rapidly expanding and gaining political clout as it seeks to create social programs for young adults.