"We've got the capital at the World Bank, and we can leverage it more effectively".
I tried to embrace social media to spread the word about what I offered, but still wasn't sure how to leverage it most effectively as a business tool.
But I do have that affection, and Justice League leverages it quite effectively — right down to the music by Danny Elfman, which quotes John Williams Supermann theme, and even Elfman's own Batman score.
But, while investment in the compliance function is rising, compliance has, in many cases, not taken advantage of the tools and technologies that can help it effectively leverage this investment.
"The central public policy issue raised by the Long-Term Capital episode is how to constrain excessive leverage more effectively," it asserted, and it went on, "The near collapse of LTCM illustrates the need for all participants in our financial system, not only hedge funds, to face constraints in the amount of leverage they assume".
The brand's "Love it or hate it" strapline is used to good effect in promotional campaigns while Marmite brand manager Joanne Ó Riada says that the brand's strapline "is born out of the fact that it polarises reactions" – something which it also leverages effectively in its active social media presence.
The U.S. could leverage its power more effectively if embedded in multilateral institutions with broad legitimacy.
Biomonitoring surveys, such as the NHANES National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveyy), offer one route to identifying possible relationships between environmental chemicals and health impacts, but sparse data and the complexity of traditional models make it difficult to leverage effectively.
The bank is also building on its traditional transaction model to leverage information more effectively — a process it expects will radically remake the way it interacts with its customers.
