Sentence examples for leveraging influence from inspiring English sources

Public support is then one way of leveraging influence over the government, especially as a one-day strike is only a very short action.

De Masi, who is also Executive Chairman of Kim Kardashian game maker Glu Mobile, knows a thing or two about leveraging influence, and that's a key ingredient in Essential's go-to-market strategy.

This suggestion – that communally located rights can be a pathway to transforming debate and leveraging influence in terms of personal bodily rights – is interesting and provocative.

More technical assistance from the regional office is required on this as well as on how to build partnerships for leveraging influence and funding at the country level.

It also undermines his strategy of using delegates to leverage influence at the Democratic National Convention this summer.

However, far from using this trade to leverage influence, Britain seems more eager to appease its customers.

Dan Jarvis, an ex-paratrooper and Labour MP, wails to the Guardian that army cuts damage "our ability to leverage influence in the world".

Garza argues that the strategy has been to leverage influence among the Democrats, since ninety per cent of African-Americans vote Democratic.

It is owing to such ties that Australia has become able to leverage influence in the region, whether on human rights or in efforts to fight international crime.

The long-term danger for Britain is the effect that a reduction of 20,000 troops, based on savings rather than strategy, will have on the security of our nation and our future ability to leverage influence in the world.

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