Obama has all the leverage on this one.
The prospect from Tennessee-Martin carries his 328-pound frame extremely well and looked athletic while showing good leverage in one-on-one and team drills.
"I have to intuit what he's trying to say there," said Scott, "but my guess is that he thinks that somehow he as a person, as a negotiator, could have more leverage dealing one-on-one with individual countries and could get more out of them than if he had to deal with 11 countries at once".
"We're seeing ten to one leverage on additional capital Invested," said McClure of some international bets.
In order to break free of the hand on his throat, Brown leveraged one hand on top of the cruiser and another near its side window.
Most view this as a transparent attempt to bring as much leverage to bear in one-on-one negotiations with its smaller neighbors, and little progress has been made since China agreed to a Code of Conduct in 2002.
In this paper, one will leverage on the fact that massive MIMO allows to naturally communicate over such an orthogonal structure, permitting a quite elegant application of lattice-based PLNC.
Yet another was allowing commercial and investment banks to pile on leverage on a scale that no one even conceived of 20 years ago.
This leverage on leverage infuriated Hank Paulson and one of the reasons he and his team let Lehman fail.
