Sentence examples for gives it leverage from inspiring English sources

That gives it leverage in consolidating services and boosting prices.

The army's presence in every district and village of the country (the so-called "territorial system") gives it leverage over local politicians and officials.

That gives it leverage over the record labels so Spotify can get better licensing deals and favorable treatment.

This gives it leverage with the insurers, which want to reach this source of new customers.

Many industry executives say a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by United, which was pushed to the brink last week when the federal government rejected its plea for $1.8 billion in loan guarantees, will give it leverage over its unions that it has not had in years.

Its entrenched databases will give it leverage to sell applications, and it will no doubt use its tight partnerships with the leading hardware companies to sell the whole package.

Unlike Greece, Spain's government did not run large budget deficits before the crisis, giving it leverage to argue that European aid to its banks should not come weighed down with a politically delicate loss of decision-making power over its own economic and fiscal policies.

Its borders — with Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Israel — give it leverage that Damascus has been able to exploit for political purposes.

WASHINGTON — Intelligence officials from several countries say Iran in recent weeks has virtually completed an underground nuclear enrichment plant, racing ahead despite international pressure and heavy economic sanctions in what experts say may be an effort to give it leverage in any negotiations with the United States and its allies.

And for decades, that government has been determined to develop nuclear-tipped long-range missiles that would give it leverage over the United States on a host of issues.

Instability, so clearly likely from the Brexit scenario if Ukip acquires enough MPs to give it leverage, is multiplied by the nationalist threat, and the explicit ambition by the SNP to break up Britain.