Sentence examples for leverage in efforts from inspiring English sources

Three administration officials separately expressed hope that they might be able to use the documents to gain leverage in efforts to get more help from Pakistan.

Prospectively, combined approaches to analysis of landscape composition and configuration provide more leverage in efforts to explain landscape dynamics (e.g. appraisals of connectivity and fragmentation), guiding both research and management/monitoring applications.

Livni asked if the declining price of oil was becoming leverage in the efforts to thwart Iranian financial efforts.

The verdict could give Apple even greater leverage in its efforts to discourage other handset companies, like Samsung, that make devices based on Google's Android operating system.

-- Trump has begun putting in place a new team to oversee the banking industry, which his top advisers hope to leverage in their efforts to ease industry rules and make it easier for financial companies to lend money.

Patrick J. Bahnken, president of the union representing most ambulance workers in the city, Local 2057 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said the city's motivation for singling out the two Bronx paramedics was to gain leverage in its efforts to privatize ambulance services.

The Northern Irish suddenly face the unwelcome prospect of physical borders returning to the frontier between the five provinces in the north and the Republic of Ireland in the south; Scottish nationalists gain a new argument in favour of distancing themselves from England and Wales; and the Spanish see new leverage in their efforts to secure control over Gibraltar.

It is the information available in such online healthcare forums that we hope to leverage in our efforts to assist the health authorities in their post-marketing drug surveillance.

The guidelines give museums new ethical leverage in their effort to resist undue pressure from lenders or corporate underwriters.

On returning to Morgan Stanley in 2005, he led a charge into hedge funds, housing and proprietary trading, increasing leverage in an effort to enhance returns.

The House panel's report comes at a time when the Bush administration is scrambling for leverage in its effort to force Iran to suspend its nuclear program.