"But our argument was, if a group of forty members can use leverage to obstruct good policy, we can put together a group of forty members to exercise leverage to advance good policy".
As long as he's alive and lucid, he'll exercise leverage in the strategic direction of Cuba".
But none of the three offered many concrete examples of how the administration could exercise leverage over the Pakistani military or government.
Neither Mr. Snyder nor his executives ever got in touch with the newspaper or its editors, preferring to try to exercise leverage on the hedge fund that owned it.
The Facebook press office has never responded to my queries about the campaign to remove Kadyrov from its platforms, missing an opportunity to point out that the social networks can not only be weaponized by Russian dictators big and small but can also exercise leverage over them.
Foreign companies work through powerful lobby groups to exercise leverage, while the impact of exchanging ideas and know-how helps to change elite attitudes.
The API includes granular filters that allows developers that leverage it to exercise full control over the amount of data that gets pushed out.
The PM said there were already groups within the EU that used the institutions and the UK "had the ability to exercise leverage" to ensure the new fiscal pact did not exceed its remit.
Worse still, individuals who lack the negotiating leverage that organizations exercise on behalf of their members wind up paying the highest rates for coverage and then are left to hope they won't get trapped by one of their policy's many exclusions or loopholes.
To fully leverage the Statewide Exercise for the purpose of answering preparedness questions, a randomized controlled trial should be conducted by randomly allocating injects to agencies during exercise play.
