Sentence examples for leverage issues from inspiring English sources

Reinsurers also do not have the leverage issues that brought the banks to their knees.

A market cap of $2.7 billion with no leverage issues and nearly $13 billion in annual revenue is about as low as the stock can get, in my view.

Competition may be important for excellence, but there is evidence that global health initiatives can negatively impact on country priorities, leading to agendas based on who can leverage issues for silo institutional gain, rather than which health issue is most likely to produce sustained local benefit.

Martin J. Gruenberg, the chairman of the F.D.I.C., has also been good on the leverage issue (I'm a member of the F.D.I.C.'s Systemic Resolution Advisory Committee, but I'm not involved in any of their work on bank capital or leverage).

But as negotiations over a cease-fire take shape, the president could use his new leverage on issues like lifting Israel's blockade of Gaza and allowing greater freedom of movement for Palestinians and their goods across borders.

The report, published in advance of Wednesday's EU-China summit in Prague, said that European states, dealing with China individually, lacked leverage on issues such as trade, human rights and Tibet.

The nature of Brexit talks, both within the UK and with the EU, ensures that each side will use time as leverage, dragging issues to the last moment in order to extract concessions.

The following review of California's climate change policies highlights both the impressive work that has been done to leverage equity issues in climate policy as well as the areas in which further improvement may be possible.

By providing the party with some red meat, such as the promise of a vote on Europe, the party leadership hope to have produced enough goodwill on their backbenches to give them some leverage on issues aimed at softening the party image.

This will help them identify opportunities they could leverage and issues they need to defuse, as well as make the internal business case for implementing social customer service and obtain funding.

OWF, as Messina suggests, is an attempt to help leverage legal issues common to many of the "specs authored by Google and Yahoo! employees outside of any standards body" to help move these useful tools from point solution to specs able to be bought into by big companies or even the aforementioned IETF.