Sentence examples for leverage the maximum from inspiring English sources

By paying attention to the human aspects of alliances, managers can leverage the maximum value from them, Kanter believes.

"We have no intention not to try to leverage the maximum of the brands we are buying".

The developed solutions, which leverage the maximum principle and dynamic programming, are shown to be efficacious in controlling the LIF models.

Because what they have given us is intensely reflective of who is asking for it: Two men, working at cross purposes and ignoring all mandates to change course, each seeking to leverage the maximum in personal gain from this most impersonal and unselective American slaughter.

Also, Title V expects that charters will "leverage the maximum amount of private-sector financing capital" (Senate ESEA draft, pg.401).

Folding the resources and experience from the HIV response in with those of other health sectors offers the opportunity for synergies that could be used to leverage the maximum benefit out of all systems and resources.

However, in the context of high technology firms, this might not work because every firm has some unique offerings or capabilities or intellectual property that they would like to leverage to the maximum until the technology matures to a level that it becomes a commodity.

In this article, by leveraging on the Maximum Ratio Combining signal processing technique, a novel cooperative multicast routing scheme that meets the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) requirements of the traffic demands in power efficient way is developed.

Basel III, as the latest version is known, is more stringent than its predecessors on four basic measures of safety: it requires banks to hold more equity and liquid assets, to leverage themselves less (the maximum ratio is now 33) and to rely less on short-term funding.

Armstrong will leverage his confession to the maximum to get his lifetime ban reduced, to four years, perhaps less.

Rockefeller was even advised by a man called Gates, Frederick T (no relation), a Baptist-minister-turned-management-guru preoccupied with how to give philanthropy the maximum "leverage" and "efficiency".