Sentence examples for genuine clout from inspiring English sources
By all accounts, the 2007 law gives the board genuine clout.
Lobbyists in particular keep approaching, and the fledgling member seldom has enough experience to distinguish those with genuine clout and intelligence from those who can neither empower nor inform him, those who stroll into his office with nothing but rambling spiels.
But it has never had real clout.
Government officials have real clout.
We're gaining real clout.
"Their organized clout is real.
It's not enough but it's a genuine shift, in part due to the campaigning clout of Lucy Kerbel's Tonic Theatre research and Act for Change, which have both put diversity high on the media agenda.
Because only a genuine and convincing coalition with overwhelming authority will have the clout to eliminate ISIS and to tell Assad that he personally is finished, that some kind of international supervision is required to bring about a new order in Syria. .
The Indian government has spent $1.3 billion in aid money to expand its clout in the country, but now, as one former Indian diplomat put it, New Delhi feels "a genuine sense of disappointment" with the United States' increased reliance on Pakistan.
