Sentence examples for equal clout from inspiring English sources

"I don't think they'll find a more accommodating Israeli leader, or one with equal clout.

The agreement also gives the musicians and management equal clout in deciding which Internet projects will be undertaken through what the agreement calls "local Internet oversight committees".

Unionists are still resisting the implementation of the bill which would, if introduced, have equal legal clout to the European Human Rights Act.

Advocates of the reform say ending Italy's perfect bicameralism in which the senate and chamber of deputies have equal legislative clout will help streamline the country.

But it's her final appearance at No 1, unless she reinvents herself as an adult novelist of equal commercial clout.

Klout doesn't equal real-world clout, but, as the ratio of Ricks demonstrates, the numbers are pretty good.

Extrapolate out a few years, and some of these sprawling suburbs will have political clout equal to Chicago's.

Lucent walked away from a reported $34 billion all-stock deal because it says the pact wasn't a merger of equals-meaning, Alcatel wouldn't give it an equal amount of clout in the boardroom.

"This will be the test of whether Italian-American clout is equal to that," Ms. Alaya said.

Intimacy requires equality; and Sawyer, who has her own constituency, checkbook, and clout, is in every way an equal to Nichols, whom she first met while waiting to board a Concorde flight from Paris.

To some designers, the marketing clout of fashion bloggers can equal or surpass that of a red carpet ingénue.