Chief Justice John Roberts, in his majority opinion, wrote, "The relevant distinction that has emerged from our cases is between conditions that define the limits of the government spending program those that specify the activities Congress wants to subsidize and conditions that seek to leverage funding to regulate speech outside the contours of the program itself".
The layered transmission and compression strategies were proposed in the article [20] that aim at opportunistically leveraging more advantageous channel conditions to neighboring base stations.
Attaching human rights conditions to military assistance is insufficient to exercise much leverage over Egypt's human rights practices.
The ability to leverage existing infrastructure and supply chain capabilities from the offshore oil and gas industry create the ideal conditions to position Scotland as a world leader in floating wind technology".
The person who treats another person of a different race with indifference, coldness, disrespect, rudeness, unfairness as compared to how one might treat another person of the same race "better" under the same conditions -- or one who seeks to leverage his/her white privilege for gain -- is practicing racism.
"It's incredible how communities throughout the country are able to leverage their unique circumstances to improve conditions for bicyclists," says LAB policy specialist Ken McLeod.
Ultimately, the 1981 strike was called to leverage demands that included improved working conditions, a reduced workweek, and the replacement of outmoded equipment.
This increased activism is primarily a result of a growing labor shortage in China, which has allowed workers to leverage higher wages and better working conditions.
As a result, they can be deployed in strategic locations to leverage current infrastructure, while taking UE densities, traffic demands and radio propagation conditions into account [4].
That brings us to leverage.
They know how to leverage their wealth.
