Sentence examples for form to influence from inspiring English sources

As more income, wealth, and power is concentrated at the top of the income scale, narrow coalitions will form to influence policy decisions in ways less likely to promote overall, or middle-class, well-being, and more likely to favor those with disproportionate power and resources.

"Anything that is not a high-density money maker is more palatable to the neighborhood," said Edan Unterman, president of the East Midtown Coalition for Sensible Development, an umbrella group formed to influence the site's design.

This is true of the big umbrella groups for Jewish communities, but especially so of the pro-Israel lobby groups in America, formed to influence American foreign policy in Israel's favour.

It's registered as a political organization with 527 status, the same tax-exempt classification used by super-PACs and other groups formed to influence elections.

Four tasks forces were formed to influence the mainstreaming of disability rights into global child-focused agendas.

In both cases the niches owe their form to Western influence, but those on the ossuary are formed of columns surmounted by capitals upholding pearl-studded arches, while on the ewers the Central Asian rosette replaces the capitals and the pearls.

These sdRNAs are proposed to come in two variations: some resembling miRNAs that associate with argonaute proteins to regulate translation and another longer type that form complexes to influence gene expression [ 37].

While each plant requires a unique gene regulation in the caterpillar, both phylogenetic relatedness and host plant growth form appear to influence the expression profile of the polyphagous comma butterfly, in agreement with phylogenetic studies of host plant utilization in butterflies.

While each plant evidently requires a unique gene regulation in the caterpillar, both phylogenetic relatedness and host plant growth form appear to influence the expression profile of the polyphagous comma butterfly, in agreement with phylogenetic studies of host plant utilization in butterflies.

It has often been proposed that in the process of acquiring literacy (Bradley and Bryant 1983) representations related to the visual and spoken word forms come to influence one another in a form of interactive activation (McClelland and Rumelhart 1981; Seidenberg and McClelland 1989; Grainger and Ferrand 1996).

In the late 15th century, Renaissance forms began to influence palace architecture, as in the Palazzo Corner, also called Ca' Grande (c. 1533 c. 1545, designed by Jacopo Sansovino), and the Palazzo Grimani (c. 1556, by Michele Sanmicheli, completed 1575).