Sentence examples for gave influence over from inspiring English sources
Agent of Change in our material denotes that the informant had a pronounced role in the implementation of the changes, or describes that she was in some way leading a collective process which gave influence over the change.
As Ross described his campaign at N.Y.U., Raad, whose father worked in construction in the fifties in Saudi Arabia, realized that Krens's offer gave him influence over the Guggenheim.
It is widely believed that Quattrone's status as a rainmaker gave him influence over allocations as well.
This also gave Henry influence over two major Norman leaders, Hugh d'Avranches and Richard de Redvers, and the abbey of Mont Saint-Michel, whose lands spread out further across the Duchy.
Some lawmakers believe that White House budget officials have been given undue influence over NASA's strategic plans.
The Clintons are a worrying example: all sorts of people, including foreign governments, have given millions to the Clinton family foundation, perhaps in part because they think it will give them influence over a future president.
Though these will be based on the spot gas price rather than the oil price, its position as Europe's marginal supplier will give it influence over spot prices and hence on what its customers pay.
The argument that owning a stock gives you influence over a company leads us neatly into the next divestment myth.
Some in the boxing world fear that the Chinese firm will be given unprecedented influence over the future of the sport.
Mr. Sharpton said yesterday that he would not campaign but that he still wanted to collect delegates to give him influence over the party platform.
