Sentence examples for leverage to induce from inspiring English sources

"We do not have enough leverage to induce reform.

He concluded generally that Julius was guilty of spying, that Ethel was prosecuted merely as leverage to induce him to confess, and that the death penalty was unjustified.

According to the Short Corridor Collective, special investigators assigned to each facility employ almost every aspect of daily life as leverage to induce debriefing.

But, he said, Mr. Gore brandished the threat as leverage to induce the Russians to sign the agreement, in part to learn more about what arms Moscow was sending to Tehran.

Results demonstrate that material properties (gel stiffness) of scaffolds can be leveraged to induce cell differentiation in 3D culture as an alternative to biochemical cues such as soluble supplements, immobilized biomolecules and vectors, which are often expensive, labile and potentially carcinogenic.

How then will DfID seek to leverage its resources to induce a change of attitude in the Pakistan regime?

Can we use economic leverage on Russia to induce it to influence the Arabs to relax the oil embargo?

Obama and Lew do not want to remove the sequester because they view it as creating the leverage -- over progressives -- essential to induce them to vote for the Grand Betrayal.

The planning for the Geneva meeting also comes as the Assad government has been making gains on the battlefield and the leverage of the United States and its partners to induce Mr. Assad to vacate his post appears to have declined.

Mr. Bronfman spent the day yesterday in conference calls with Vivendi board members and executives, hoping to leverage his old relationships with them in a way to induce the company to reconsider his proposal.

To induce doubt.