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The report said that it was not enough for Fifa to claim it had limited influence, calling on it to work to maximise its leverage on human rights issues.

Moreover, the decision by China to play host to the talks gave it a major stake in a resolution of the issue, and the North Koreans' behavior during those meetings -- which deeply embarrassed the Chinese -- improves the odds that Beijing will continue to use its leverage on the North.

The European Union, with which Georgia seeks a vitally needed trade agreement, should use its leverage to insist on this.

The new, giant dollar-store chain could use its leverage to undercut Walmart on prices and get close to more customers, according to a CNBC post from Brian Sozzi, the CEO and chief equities strategist at Belus Capital Advisers.

Before, Goldman could ratchet up its leverage, relying on borrowed money to help amplify gains.

There is limited value for Moscow in applying its traditional leverage on Ukraine during the country's current vulnerability.

Since an agreement based on a two-state solution is a prerequisite for avoiding a renewed conflict between the two sides and remains central to regional stability, the Obama administration will have to use its new leverage on Netanyahu to insist on the immediate resumption of peace negotiations, which remains in Israel's best national interest.

"We welcome Russia's support for today's resolution, but no resolution would have been necessary had Russia used its leverage with the separatists on Thursday getting them to lay down their arms and leave the site to international experts".

The problem for Mr. Phelps and his uncommitted colleagues is whether to surrender Congress's annual review of China's trade status, and its leverage over Beijing's behavior on human rights and worker standards, and give China the same trading privileges the United States grants virtually every other nation.

Today, Iran has extended its leverage in the Arab world on several fronts.

They must wish neither to alienate Russia, with its immense economic leverage on their economies, nor to support secessionism at home.