Sentence examples for leverage control over from inspiring English sources
Comcast can't be allowed to leverage control over its programs through control of its vast network to harm consumers or to impede competition.
And by "under NCLB," that means states are subject to the likes of US Secretary Arne Duncan's NCLB "waivers," in which he has decided to leverage control over both state standards and teacher evaluation.
The need to improve influenza vaccine access was recognized before this controversy (4, 5 ), but Indonesia's willingness to leverage control over virus samples to provoke more multilateral responses to the access problem changed the political dynamics of this issue.
Interest in acquiring Bestfoods is being driven by the raft of consolidation in the supermarket business, leaving companies that have food manufacturing arms like Diageo with little leverage and control over pricing their goods, forcing margins down.
But the war is far from over and governments will continue to seek leverage and control over encrypted communications and devices.
Tougher laws criminalizing prostitution were coming in, and they planned on using them as leverage for control over the independent street workers.
Tougher laws criminalising prostitution were coming in, and they planned on using them as leverage for control over the independent street workers.
There are signs of progress, said Shalini Grover, an analyst with New Delhi's Institute of Economic Growth, noting a growth in part-time domestic workers who live outside their employer's house, giving them greater economic leverage and control over their lives.
The judge stated that "the facts alleged in the Complaint support a reasonable inference that the founders may have leveraged their control over the company to benefit one another in an 'I'll scratch your back, you scratch mine' type of relationship".
Here, we can look to paradigmatic types of coercion, such as war and invasion, coupled with economic leverage created by control over institutions such as the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, to see how this framework has been created and maintained.
Whereas Sudan's 2011 partition placed 75percentt of Sudanese oil outside of Khartoum's control, Sudan secured leverage by retaining control over the only pipelines capable of transporting South Sudanese oil to global markets.
