Sentence examples for leverage action from inspiring English sources

A coalition of 100 UK development charities and faith groups will on Wednesday launch a major campaign to lobby David Cameron, the prime minister, to use Britain's presidency of the G8 to leverage action on ending global hunger.

This, when rotated upon its axis, by its powerful leverage action moves the fragments held together by the forceps upon one another.

Leverage action supported by the γ tip may promote the process of inhibition, in addition to allowing rapid rotation to proceed.

After the three-day conference in Singapore, both UNICEF EAPRO and Country Offices have fanned the momentum to keep children on the agenda across East Asia and the Pacific through national consultations, advocacy, policy support, assistance for real-time monitoring and surveillance, and regional and country-level partnerships to leverage action.

This research creates knowledge that addresses gaps in developing sustainability and leadership education by leveraging action research and insider approaches to promote new generations of academics and practitioners.

President Obama has shown leadership by taking action here at home and leveraging action abroad from China and other big carbon polluters.

Today, it has been the turn of Claudia Salerno, Venezuela's lead negotiator, to voice her anger at how the offer of climate finance is being used by developed nations to leverage climate action from poorer nations: We don't like the sense that to be provided funds you have to comply with a certain way of behaving that developed countries are waiting for.

Managers of firms subject to hostile takeover efforts now have more incentive to increase leverage, an action which frequently leads to credit downgrades.

Large landscape approaches are grounded in local communities and building trust and common ground, while being networked and taking approaches that leverage local action across large spaces.

Finding ways for public policy to leverage private action ought to be a central strategy of leaders at every level of government, not as an excuse for government inaction, but rather as a way to powerfully extend its impact.

Rather than simply accepting Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's unilateral approach, America should use its considerable ability to influence Israel in order to leverage Palestinian actions that are consistent with the road map.