Sentence examples for leveraging its influence from inspiring English sources

Google could also spur Android sales by leveraging its influence in China.

America may have been the dominant player, but it leveraged its influence to build partnerships and dialogues across many different countries that were in different phases of development.

Norway has leveraged its influence as a bridge to NATO and though its seat on the Arctic Council, an international forum that China is eager to join.

British-born actress and human rights campaigner Julia Ormond is calling on the business community to "leverage its influence" in the fight against human trafficking.

As Unilever CEO Paul Polman has said, "Business must make a bigger difference to global challenges by leveraging its scale, influence, expertise and resources to drive transformational change at a systemic level".

Like B of A and other large banks, it's a monopoly that's leveraging its size and influence improperly.

Speaking in London, Mr. Blair entered the fraught debate about his country's place in the bloc with a speech arguing that the European Union was more important than ever because it helped Britain leverage its influence within a changed geopolitical landscape.

Japan has been trying since the Isis ultimatum to leverage its influence in the Middle East.

He promised that Mr. Obama would "work for an America with more partners and fewer adversaries," to share burdens and leverage its influence.

The group said that the 725 pages of documents it released Monday demonstrated efforts by the Clinton family foundation to leverage its influence with Mrs. Clinton.

Grindr isn't "all about" gay activism, but that doesn't mean the company can't leverage its influence and user base for a greater good.