Sentence examples for influence to provide from inspiring English sources

The goal is to have immediate political influence, to provide party leaders with advice, strategy and policy recommendations.

Silver, who gave up his speaker position but retained his assembly seat after his arrest in January, has been on trial at the same time as state senator Dean Skelos and his son, on charges that the Republican senator badgered companies reliant upon him for his legislative influence to provide over $300,000 to his son.

Civil servants should be held accountable when they use their authority and influence to provide post-hoc cover for unconscionable dictates handed down from above — just as they should be celebrated when they, like Sally Yates, the former acting Attorney General, refuse to provide that cover.

The G-20 summit in Hangzhou provides an opportunity for China to demonstrate its commitment to bold domestic reforms, which in turn lends China credulity and influence to provide global leadership in multilateral trade liberalization and climate change.

Providers of ANC should be educated and otherwise influenced to provide sufficient core services.

Results were modeled under a novel Bayesian signal detection theoretic framework which integrates bottom-up signal propagation with top-down influences, to provide a unified description of the mechanisms underlying perceptual decision and metacognition.

Finally, the global research funding agenda should be influenced to provide more resources for NCD priority intervention research in LMICs.

Although most village doctors are not employed by government they can be influenced to provide public health services and increase the population coverage of their services at low cost to the government.

One strategy for marshaling social influences to provide ongoing diabetes self-management support is through peer support through lay health workers and community health workers and similar interventions (41, 51).

In other words, as physicians we have a capacity for intentional action and, ideally, we act independent of controlling influences to provide our patients with care based upon the best decisions that we can make while acting "freely" and "purely".

To enable or influence providers to provide these more effective forms of CME, organisations concerned with CME provision to GPs may have to widen the methods used in working with providers towards this end.