Sentence examples for exercise undue influence from inspiring English sources
"This would limit the ability of any donor to exercise undue influence.
A half-century ago, the threat that politically minded clerks might exercise undue influence on justices was the focus of considerable alarm — at least by conservatives.
In comments hailed by many of the Iraqi delegates in Madrid, Mr. Aznar, a close ally of President Bush, warned that Iraq's "ethnic and religious richness should not be a pretext for third countries to exercise undue influence".
the entity does not exercise undue influence over other governmental authorities on matters affecting its operations or on decisions by other governmental authorities controlling distribution of products based on outcomes of the entity's conformity assessments.
It is true that without it ITV's revenue decline would almost certainly have been a lot smaller than is the case, but that would only have been because ITV was able to exercise undue influence in the market given its dominant position.
He demonstrates that he had no knowledge of the out-of-court settlements to Gordon Taylor and Max Clifford in 2008; that it was at his insistence that News International co-operated with the police; and that he does not exercise undue influence in the police, media and government.
Mr. Liotti claims that they exercised undue influence on behalf of Gregory Sofield, leading to Mr. Quinn's arrest.
Shortly after leaving the Navy in 1978, he was issued a letter of censure for exercising undue influence on cases in the military justice system.
However, a handful of studies suggest that power generators and marketers may have exercised undue influence in California's untidy market.
In the US, as the midterm elections approach, the tech companies are spending billions of dollars to protect their interests, exercising undue influence on legislators.
To Victoria de Grazia, a professor of history at Columbia University, De Felice exercised undue influence in determining the way history was written.
