Sentence examples for leverage to change from inspiring English sources

Despite the snail's pace of change, women on Sunday were optimistic that the right to vote and run would give them leverage to change the measures, big and small, that hem them in.

"South Korea on its own does not have strong enough leverage to change the North's behavior -- only the U.S. does," says Taewoo Kim, an expert at the Korea Institute for Defense Analysis.

"We are shouldering a huge share of the burden of homogenizing or integrating these forces around the Washington region," said Mr. Curry, who hopes to use the new census as leverage to change federal subsidy policies that he complains unfairly favor cities over suburbs, which have inherited urban problems.

That leaves the two Republican commissioners at an impasse: With no direct leverage to change the plan, their options decrease dramatically.

When a man is not seriously interested you have very little leverage to change him.

He later told an editorial board that "crisis creates leverage to change... and we've got to use that leverage of the crisis to force structural change".

"Our mission here is to leverage telemedicine to change public healthcare," Nurx co-founder and chief executive officer Hans Gangeskar told TechCrunch.

This is the perfect example of how brilliant minds can leverage technology to change the way the world operates for the better.

This could become a corporate governance nightmare and leave shareholders with little leverage to effect change other than simply defriending LinkedIn and selling shares.

Few companies have the negotiating leverage of Clear Channel to change an entrenched royalty system.

Right now, there is a window of opportunity to leverage supportive housing to change the life trajectory for vulnerable children.