Sentence examples for increased influence for from inspiring English sources
The Catholics want more political power in Northern Ireland and increased influence for the overwhelmingly Catholic Irish Republic in the affairs of this British province.
In particular, Mr. DeFronzo pointed to the possibility of increased influence for so-called 527 groups, which under federal law are allowed to raise money to advocate for issues.
Something obvious should have been long acknowledged: there will be no progress towards federalism in Europe (the one that is now advocated by some, and rightly so) if democracy itself does not progress beyond the existing forms, allowing an increased influence for the people(s) in the supranational institutions.
Something obvious should have been acknowledged long ago: there will be no progress towards federalism in Europe (the one that is now advocated by some, and rightly so) if democracy itself does not progress beyond the existing forms, allowing an increased influence for the people(s) in the supranational institutions.
That result would lead to a reshuffled Karzai cabinet, possibly with increased influence for warlords and the Taliban.
But the biggest issue has been Russia and the fear among many Latvians is that, if Ushakov's party ever formed a government, it could lead to increased influence for the Kremlin.
The increased influence of genetic factors for heavy substance use possibly reflects the increased involvement of biological processes in chronic use (Kender 2001; van den Bree 2005).
The increasing influence of tech has become crucial for the millennial generations.
Although a developmental pattern in the influences on help-seeking over the course of adolescence and into young adulthood that shows a declining influence of family, increasing influence of friends and growing capacity for self-referral, is conceptually sound and commonly accepted, there is almost no empirical research to confirm this [ 15].
Brazil also needs the blessing of the US to secure a permanent seat on the UN National Security Council, as well as support for Brazil's increased influence within the World Bank and IMF.
