Sentence examples for institutional clout from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, veterans are not using their institutional clout to hold elected government officials accountable.

(Eldon's institutional clout shields him from culpability in a host of atrocities).

The institutional clout that ended the Presidency of Richard Nixon no longer exists.

It can no longer wield the political or institutional clout necessary to enforce a strict code of silence.

As an emerging area of study, it remains small and lacks the financial and institutional clout of the bigger disciplines.

This has massive institutional clout (and local governments have a vested interest in the fines collected from violators).

And it reminds everyone working in today's digital, atomised world of journalism that sometimes only big, old-fashioned newspapers have the collective, institutional weight and clout to go up against wholesale wrongdoing.

Princeton "aims to influence society principally by the scholarship we generate and the people we educate, not through economic clout or institutional position-taking," Eisgruber said in an April 15 letter.

In terms of scholarly clout and institutional experience at the Met, there are few others inside the museum who are mentioned as frequently as Mr. Tinterow as a potential successor to Mr. de Montebello.

It happens to work particularly well in the age of the Internet, which gives small, noninstitutional players the same organizational clout as their institutional counterparts.

New York had introduced a similar reform in 1975; in America's more developed domestic market, institutional investors had had the clout to demand the change long before their British counterparts.These reforms had further consequences.