Sentence examples for global clout from inspiring English sources

Those contacts, and Britain's success in controlling inflation, gave Sir Mervyn global clout.

What do these countries share beyond a common interest in bolstering their global clout?

It might be an "awkward" choice but it will enhance Mr. Obama's global clout.

The selection was hailed as recognition of the country's growing global clout.

There had been anxiety, too, over the loss of ICI's global clout.

Having big brands with global clout helps consumer-goods companies to get more space on retailers' shelves.

Yet new evidence suggests that global economic clout is highly concentrated among large interlocking transnational companies.

There are many reasons to stake a claim, not least to bolster national pride and global geopolitical clout.

So the drive to create more multinationals in Asia and increase its global corporate clout is certain to continue.

The official theme this year was achieving a "new balance," with Russia's global economic clout rising even as America's is seen to be receding.

Ms. Hewson says the benefits will be a "two-way street": Edun's Conservation Cotton Initiative in Uganda will be alongside Diesel denim product skills, as well as the global commercial clout of the Diesel brand.