Sentence examples for influence held from inspiring English sources
Under American pressure, Mr. Annan excluded Iran from a meeting of what he called countries of influence, held on June 30 in Geneva.
The "S.N.L". influence held fast throughout the night, with Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen, stars of a new Amazon show, "Forever," appearing in a series of awkward-on-purpose sketches and an out-of-breath Will Ferrell presenting the award for best comedy series.
Two years ago, a woman named Joylynn Holder and her husband, Charlie Foster, both graduates of a Waldorf school on Long Island, started a program called Brooklyn Forest, a series of classes with a Waldorf influence held for toddlers in Prospect Park, where the agenda doesn't much deviate from getting dirty and making teepees with found branches.
DealBook » The Trade: The Power Behind the Throne at the Federal Reserve | Few outside the world of banking regulation understand the influence held by the staff of the Federal Reserve, which includes Scott G. Alvarez, its general counsel, says Jesse Eisinger of ProPublica.
It's important to note that there's also sometimes a kind of "false inequivalence" in the fight over climate science and policies — an implication that the lack of action on greenhouse gases is largely the result of the unfair advantage in money and influence held by industries dealing in, or dependent on, fossil fuels.
In addition this research is now decades old and so not necessarily representative of current expectations of business, particularly bearing in mind the vastly greater domains of influence held by MNCs in the globalised economy.
The same influence holds true for the emigration of German revivalists of the 18th and early 19th centuries to Russia and Palestine.
This influence holds even when the person doing the hiring may believe in the importance of gender equality in the workplace, according to research published Oct. 18 in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
Based on a thermodynamic point of view, this assumption of equal influence holds if all conformations of the ensemble have the same energy.
If the manipulation is effective and selective influence holds, the fastest responses are made when both sources have high salience and slowest when both sources have low salience.
Given this analysis, the recent global financial crisis is the consequence of a stalled structural transformation, where the top 1% income earners, through their de facto influence, hold the levers of de jure political power to reinforce the system.
