Sentence examples for leverage to argue from inspiring English sources
Washington has strong military ties with Bahrain and should use this leverage to argue for a peaceful resolution there.
Despite the opposition, Stern felt confident he had leverage to argue for change: He knew that public opinion would make it difficult for the Defense Ministry to counter his proposed legislation.
Unlike Greece, Spain's government did not run large budget deficits before the crisis, giving it leverage to argue that European aid to its banks should not come weighed down with a politically delicate loss of decision-making power over its own economic and fiscal policies.
"5-year-olds just have no leverage to argue".
The president needs to leverage that support to argue the case for much deeper cuts and push back against members of Congress who — incredibly — still haven't gotten beyond their cold war obsessions.
But there is reason to argue that America's leverage with Pakistan on security matters is limited by its need for Pakistani bases, border crossings and intelligence on the Taliban.
In 2004 while Paulson was CEO, Goldman Sachs wrote to the SEC to argue in favor of loosening the constraints on how much investment banks could leverage their capital.
Collins refused to argue that agreeing to vote for the bill before her condition is met amounted to giving up her leverage.
ECONOMISTS love to argue.
