Sentence examples for influence from above from inspiring English sources

Mr Flynn told BBC Radio Wales: "The only serious charge against her was that she was manipulating the crime figures and the report says... there was no evidence of influence from above.

As an empirical model the IRI includes these influences from above and below.

In humanitarian terms, The Man thinks he can influence events from above, ignorant (or just not caring) about the complex social and small-scale political factors at work below.

Consequently, in order to address the influences from the above issues, a well-designed routing protocol often consists of two steps: (1) select an optimal route, consisting of a sequence of passed road intersections; (2) select the next hop, usually through greedy forwarding.

At hearings of the Senate Armed Services Committee in May, several skeptical senators raised questions about whether the soldiers had been influenced by direction from above and perhaps from the Pentagon.

It has been reported that the upper ionosphere is greatly influenced by magnetospheric processes from above and lower atmospheric processes from below even during geomagnetic quiet conditions.

And international influence persisted from above and below.

The bottom part of Table 1 contains the steady state of the initial influence matrix from above.

Musically, the latter composition reflects the influence of Brill Building songwriters of the early 1960s, while Harrison sings of a love delivered "like it came from above".

Indeed, it is striking that his life shows little influence from the Neopythagorean authors discussed above.

A limitation of our postal survey method is that we are unable to verify whether children completed their questionnaires without support or influence from others and, as noted above, some children with learning difficulties were unable to complete their questionnaire.