Sentence examples for exercised influence over from inspiring English sources
In the latter years of the ElBaradei administration, DDG Waller has not always exercised influence over programmatic areas or staffing as the USG had hoped.
That this was probably an illusion — that so far no laws seem to have been broken, that the Clinton Foundation donors have not exercised influence over the State Department — does not alleviate their cynicism.
After Otto's death (May 7, 973), Adelaide exercised influence over her son Otto II until their estrangement in 978, when she left the court and lived in Burgundy with her brother King Conrad.
He exercised influence over several Mafia cosche (clans) in the towns of Bisacquino, Burgio, Campofiorito, Chiusa Sclafani, Contessa Entellina, Corleone and Villafranca Sicula, as well as some districts in the city of Palermo.
Heliade was credited with having exercised influence over historian Élias Regnault Nicolae Iorgaargueded that Regnault's discarded his own arguments in favor of a unified Romanian state to include Transylvania (a concept which Heliade had come to resent), as well amending his earlier account of the 1848 events, after being exposed to "Eliad's propaganda".
Justin Brockhoff, said that Mr. Taifi had connections with Taliban leaders "and exercised influence on them," and that he also controlled "multiple Al Qaeda terrorists".
According to documentary fragments of 2nd- and 3rd-century theologians Valentinus moved to Rome c. 136, during the time of Pope St. Hyginus (c. 136 140), and exercised influence there for some 25 years, expounding his synthesis of Christian and oriental Gnostic teaching.
Moreover, we will study the content of the tweets to study whether the exercised influence is positive or negative.
Of the way Cheney had amassed power, and exercised influence?
His mother, Matilda, played an important role in his early life and exercised influence for many years later.
The reformers profiled below exercised influence not only because of the number of people they mobilized, but also because of the moral force of their ideas.
