Sentence examples for currently wields from inspiring English sources

Yet it seems unlikely that the Taliban leadership would settle for less than the significant control over southern Afghanistan it currently wields.

Ginsburg's effectiveness on the Court may also have been limited by what appears to be a temperamental disharmony with Kennedy, who currently wields so much power.

That any one individual participant currently wields the accidental power to temporarily derail an entire market is evidence that our system is woefully broken.

"The Proponent believes that such activity would do less to undermine the integrity of the national political process and the company's reputation than the manner in which the Company currently wields influence over the U.S. government," Harrington's proposal says.

That would give the West's negotiators a more convincing lever than they currently wield.

"The regulators are currently wielding their power to keep banks on a less leveraged basis," Mr. Iannone said.

Still, being among colleagues and fellow travellers is where you currently wield most clout, so muck in.

CHRISTOPHER CODELLA LaGrangeville, N.Y., June 18 , 2012To the Editor: As a Catholic, I intend to ignore Bill Keller's advice, in light of the power currently wielded by conservatives, to "just go" and leave the church.

They said they understood that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld was reluctant to limit the budgetary power currently wielded by the Pentagon, which controls an estimated 85percentt of the country's $40 billion intelligence budget.

For one thing it assumes – against all expectation – that the judges who currently wield the black marker pen under the public interest immunity (PII) system are as gung-ho with it as the executive will be if it succeeds in usurping this power under the bill.

For those currently wielding power, this is meant to be a wake-up call.