Sentence examples for diminished the influence of from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans said a backlash against the energy plan had diminished the influence of Vice President Dick Cheney, its main architect.

Over the objections of four liberal justices, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday night that Texas does not immediately have to redraw electoral districts that a lower court found diminished the influence of minority voters.

The decline of communism as an issue in the country and the improved vitality of the Australian Labor Party diminished the influence of the ADLP after 1970, and it disbanded in 1978.

The idea of quietly showing a candidate the door is an idea that harkens back to the days when the political parties were run by a handful of power brokers — before "super PACs," the Tea Party and politics by Twitter diminished the influence of the parties.

The Coordinating Center structure had been unpopular with many at CDC because it diminished the influence of national centers under its umbrella.

McCain and others on the panel agreed that the new dynamics of campaign finance have diminished the influence of the political parties.

But the elections did little to diminish the influence of the militias.

"It has also enhanced global security by diminishing the influence of less-stable oil-producing regions".

It will simply diminish the influence of the United States and embolden its enemies.

A change in the law would make the public safer and diminish the influence of organised crime.

The operation in New York City opened 36 years ago to generate revenue and diminish the influence of organized crime on gambling.