Sentence examples for influence states from inspiring English sources
Scullion said he was working to "influence" states such as Western Australia, which has the highest rate of Indigenous youth imprisonment, to "resolve" problems like jailing people for fines, which has been criticised as disproportionately affecting Aboriginal people.
"Kind of like the ways binaural beats are said to influence states of mind, I want to do that visually," he says.
This can be experienced as a 'technological imperative', or more generally, as a 'capability imperative': as soon as some newfound mode of intervention is made available, one's sphere of possible agency is expanded, and one inescapably finds oneself at liberty to influence states of affairs where one used to be factually impotent to do so.
These included genes expected to be related to estrous behavior as they influence states like socio-sexual behavior, anxiety, stress and feeding motivation (OXT, AVP, POMC, MCHR1), but also genes whose association with estrous behavior is novel and warrants further investigation.
The guidelines are not binding, but they can influence state regulations governing what procedures hospitals can perform.
Some allege that Agrofert, Mr Babiš's agricultural, food processing and chemical conglomerate, could unduly influence state policy.
The complaint accuses the majority leader of illegally soliciting campaign contributions, laundering campaign contributions to influence state legislative races and improperly using his office to influence federal agencies.
A bill that would have required lobbyists who try to influence state contracts to disclose their earnings and clients went nowhere.
Now, however, Roy says that she feels frustrated by the failure of non-violent movements to influence state actions, and the restrictions of writing political polemics.
But it is intended to influence state and local Baptist organizations, several of which are considering actions to distance themselves from the convention.
As hollow as it sometimes sounds to those unversed in history, the federal government's ability to influence state and local reform agendas is substantial.
