Sentence examples for leverage to move from inspiring English sources

What is not known is whether Russia has decided to end that aid and use its leverage to move Mr. Assad toward a negotiated solution.

It aims to slow the raging growth of health care costs by, among other things, using the government's Medicare leverage to move doctors away from exorbitant fee-for-service medicine, with its incentive to pile on unnecessary procedures.

Part of this would include a change to Spotify's licensing relationship with labels, using the company's strong growth and position in the current streaming market as part of its leverage, to move from a varied pricing model based on the number of times a track is played to a fixed one.

Barring that, US leaders wanted to break Iran's ability to weaponize uranium in the immediate future, giving Western nations time and leverage to move further along the anti-proliferation road.

Barring that, US leaders wanted to break Iran's ability to weaponise uranium in the immediate future, giving Western nations time and leverage to move further along the anti-proliferation road.

A top administration official agreed that Monday represented a "measure of progress," adding the belief that the president has significant leverage to move the House GOP off of its proposal.

Companies have to interpret the data in thoughtful, strategic ways so that it can be leveraged to move business forward.

If you are a maternal or child health specialist with experience in east Africa, you can leverage that to move around to work with different donors.

The company's Verigene system leverages nanotechnology to move genetic and protein testing to the point of care, thereby overcoming the time and cost-intensive limitations of conventional polymerase chain reaction tests.

Ms. Achugar, who has shown her work at small, progressive theaters like Danspace Project and Dance Theater Workshop during her eight-year choreographic career, could leverage this recognition to move onto bigger stages.

High quality media collaborations, like CineGrid, are one example of such diverse environments where users can leverage dynamic infrastructures to move and process large amounts of data.