Sentence examples for government leverage from inspiring English sources

Here, even love is considered a liability, an emotion that gives the government leverage over would-be defectors: one more thing it can take away.

Whatever their faults, single-payer systems using government leverage, like the Canadians' — or Medicare — deliver decent quality care to more people at lower cost.

F.D.I.C. participation was necessary to give the government leverage and a bigger impact than would have been possible if the government were limited to using the funds already allocated by Congress.

Yet the German economic minister suggested Fiat needs German state credits in lieu of adequate financing, which might increase German government leverage.

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The BSR report itself concludes that there would be "both advantages and disadvantages" to a Facebook presence in Myanmar since "the existence of local Facebook staff may increase government leverage over content restrictions and data requests by allowing them to threaten seizure of Facebook's IT equipment or data or place Facebook staff at safety risk".

The comments set off an election campaign storm, as leaders of Italy's left-wing government leveraged the dislike of Mr. Haider to cast a shadow on Italy's right-wing parties.

A true blue-chip neighborhood is of high quality and stands the test of time, regardless of how much new construction or re-zoning the government leverages as incentive for builders.

"As it relates to Israel and Palestine, I have been consistent about the need to have a conversation about how the U.S. government leverages the money that it has to bring about a two-state solution," he said.

We noted the importance of the U.S. government leveraging previous successes to advance translation of basic science discoveries into products that could be distributed across the globe as appropriate.

The recent evolution of a public-private partnership for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases in Pakistan is an example of this approach, where the government leverages on the technical strength of the private sector partner for addressing an emerging health challenge [ 23].