Sentence examples for influence members from inspiring English sources

Lobbyists have long tried to influence members of Congress.

Elsie L. Scott, chief executive of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, acknowledged that the companies want to influence members.

One was involved with the Kashmiri American Council, through which it is alleged Pakistan channelled millions of dollars to influence members of the US Congress.

Gettleson said the survey was in fact undertaken to gauge the views of members about issues on which Lamb and Farron have made public statements, not to influence members about those views.

Saying that law clerks influence their bosses is not very different, Professor Epstein said, from saying that graduate students influence their professors or that Congressional aides influence members of Congress.

Susan E. Rice, the American ambassador to the United Nations, said the Obama administration believed that by working within the council, the United States could influence members of regional groups.

"I've never seen lobbyists coming here and trying to influence member states," one official told the BBC.

Our analysis of the AHLN suggests that both network and organizational characteristics influence member's perceptions of available support.

This kind of humanism was given a more elaborate philosophical content by the English philosopher T.H. Green, whose Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation (1885) greatly influenced members of the Liberal Party in the British governments of the period 1906 15.

In the Thai rural society, a social norm seems to be a very important factor which influences members' behaviors.

Even many workplaces, such as DC-based startup incubator 1776 have policy experts for influencing members (like 1776's Brandon Pollak, who also spoke on the panel).