Sentence examples for global leverage from inspiring English sources
Today's unprecedentedly Eurosceptic Conservative Party sees a strong Europe mostly as a threat to Britain's global leverage.
Spending on defence is like the Olympics, a matter not of security but of global leverage and influence.
To comfort French voters, Mr Sarkozy has started talking up euro-zone integration as a shield against globalisation and bullying by financial markets.Today's unprecedentedly Eurosceptic Conservative Party sees a strong Europe mostly as a threat to Britain's global leverage.
As a result, said Sam directorarag, directof of global leverage finance at Credit Suisse First Boston, most companies have more conservative capital structures today than they did 10 years ago.
Lexton said that the deal would allow Authentic to "reinforce our position in the US while also giving us the global leverage that comes with belonging to the Endemol network".
US military dominance and economic, cultural, and technological preeminence have sparked resentment among potential rivals who do not share US values and are concerned that the United States will use its global leverage in ways inimical to their interests.
Some might be wondering, given recent headlines that tell of market swoons, global leveraging and higher recession probabilities, whether the next recession is imminent.
Blaming government interference and persecution, they say there isn't enough global stability, leverage or risk appetite to triumph in the current slump.
We provide the Iraqi armed forces needed assets, from intelligence and logistics to air support and advisers; our civilian advisers are helping to improve the efficiency of the Iraqi government; our global diplomatic leverage can help Iraq in a number of ways; and Washington can encourage business investment in Iraq, particularly in its dilapidated oil industry.
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Of course, Verzua is not a multi-national corporation with global political leverage, and so has faced barriers in his business ventures.
