Sentence examples for leverage to open from inspiring English sources

A "picker-upper" device helps them avoid bending too low, and a key turner gives them leverage to open their door.

But the real test will come as America tries to use its deepening trade relationship as leverage to open China's political system.

Those tensions came to a head last summer when we used our agreement to the data retention and investigatory powers bill as leverage to open up the block on reform: first by setting a "sell-by" date on the legislation of December 2016, and second by forcing the prime minister to agree to a root-and-branch review of surveillance laws.

With this vulnerability, the leading figures in KADIN that potentially had leverage to open communication with state high officials did not give strong support.

English and Mathematics were selected as key curriculum areas that have a significant influence on student social mobility; literacy and numeracy skills are often seen as key leverages to opening up educational and career pathways.

The aid cutoff should be used as leverage to re-open the political system in Pakistan.

In February, the National Cancer Institute sponsored a meeting titled, 'Integrating and Leveraging the Physical Sciences to Open a New Frontier in Oncology', based on the premise that, 'Cancer research needs new ideas, deep innovation, and new and unprecedented transdisciplinary teams of scientists…'.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot commented that, "The timing is right for us to leverage our creativity and to open up the video games market to new consumers who will be attracted by content that can help them learn, grow and feel better in an entertaining way".

It smartly seeks to leverage President Obama's promise to open up selected coastal waters to offshore exploration by insisting that these oil companies start paying royalties on all of their existing leases before receiving any new leases.

In his fight against racial preferences in both voting laws and university admissions, he has sometimes contented himself with a single line in a legal opinion and used it as leverage to break open the issue with the next case, or the case after that.

Even if Katrina doesn't provide enough leverage to pry open ANWR now, Big Oil isn't likely to walk away empty-handed.