Sentence examples for influencing world from inspiring English sources
Chinese people and companies may have gone global, but China is not influencing world affairs beyond the realm of trade and the energy markets.
Mexico's role in influencing world oil prices is surprising, given its trade partnership with the United States, its repeated previous refusal to take part in OPEC and President Zedillo's outspoken advocacy of free markets.
Faced with non-violent Palestinian protesters, who correctly deduce that their methods have a better chance of influencing world opinion than Hamas's suicide bombers, Israel hasn't varied its repertoire of repression much.
By Thomas Nybo PUSHKIN, Russia, 10 July 2006 – With the goal of influencing world leaders, 64 young people from G8 member countries today opened the 'Junior Youth Forumrum, or J8, in Pushkin, near St .Petersburg, Russia.
(AP) - Armed with diplomatic jargon and an interest in international affairs, teenage delegates from the Group of Eight major industrialized countries on Monday kicked off the Junior G-8 summit with the hope of influencing world leaders gathering in Russia this week.
That is understandable in the months after he assumed power and presented a series of arms reduction proposals that seemed aimed more at influencing world opinion than at actually making agreements with the United States.
But he was also not above using his media outlets to influence world events, even to manufacture news.
How does our sweet tooth continue to influence world trade, commodities markets, our own health and that of our environment?
But at its headquarters, where a banner outside proclaims: "Everything you are not supposed to know", journalists say the station will influence world politics.
Fyodor Lukyanov, editor of Russia in Global Affairs, said that with the decision the Nobel committee was "demonstrating its hot desire to actively influence world politics".
Conspiracy theories view certain events as the work of a hidden, powerful elite that secretly influence world affairs while concealing their interests, irrespective of the available evidence.
