Sentence examples for given more influence over from inspiring English sources
Second, vocational teachers should be given more influence over the design of future diplomas.
The Local Government Association has said councils should be given more influence over academies and free schools in their area in the wake of the 'Trojan horse' investigations.
Unfortunately, perhaps this is a symptom of what happens when military is given more logistical influence over elections than INEC itself, and perhaps an intractable lingering political effect of Nigeria's history under the rule of military regimes for decades before the return to democracy in 1999.
There were some reasonable arguments for that: it would have given it more influence over the project's design; a fixed exchange rate would have increased competition in the British market; the commitment shown to the scheme by the 11 founder members made it likely that its flaws would, in time, be overcome.
But the internet has brought us closer to celebrities' daily lives, which has given them more influence over ours.
Powerful governments can make international organizations depend on their resources — giving them more influence over institutional decisions.
Giving CCGs more influence over primary care development is the right thing to do.
The proposal is the first of two initiatives intended to give shareholders more influence over the election of corporate directors.
But Milberg Weiss's leadership position is good for the firm, other lawyers said, because it may give it more influence over the allocation of legal fees.
Mark Green, a Democratic candidate for mayor, called yesterday for the restructuring of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to give New York City more influence over the agency's decisions.
