Sentence examples similar to considerable influence is wielded from inspiring English sources

In addition to the Komeito, considerable voter influence is wielded by the Communists, who under Secretary General Kenji Miyamoto, have been quietly concentrating on local elections, whether they be for mayors of villages or for ward assemblymen.

This being Britain, influence is wielded far more sensitively.

How that influence is wielded shapes your experience of work.

On both sides of the Atlantic, that generation, which wielded considerable influence, is ceding power to younger elites who place far less worth on the trans-Atlantic alliance.

They will both be working for a solution that works for both companies". Game's lenders – Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays, HSBC, Caixa, Allied Irish Bank and Bank of Ireland – are wielding considerable influence over the business and are pressing for a sale of Game's overseas stores.

He is the standard-bearer for a small but growing cadre of intellectuals who are wielding considerable political influence by dissecting a subject that would have provoked laughter in Reagan's first term: the decline of the American empire.

Farrakhan has been wielding major political influence for two generations.

Báthory briefly retired from politics, but he still wielded considerable influence and was seen as a possible successor to Zápolya.

We can only hope they wield this influence responsibly – because a considerable influence it is.

His influence is considerable.

But wielding so much influence is a double-edged sword.