Sentence examples for levers by which from inspiring English sources

Elements of formal organizational architecture represent levers by which parent firm and subsidiary managers can realize their intentions.

They evolved into heavier timber frames with pulleys and iron levers by which hair or sinew cords were wound tightly as torsion springs for greater power and range.

"I think people who are particularly attuned to the levers by which society actually works understand that we are skating on really thin cultural ice right now".

Jon Coles, chief executive of United Learning, said that over time government league tables have been used as "arms-length policy levers by which politicians have sought to influence how schools are run".

On September 28th, the European Union abandoned its support for the current system and proposed a new, governmental approach, leaving America more isolated than ever.Although the internet is largely decentralised and so difficult to regulate, the domain-name system is one of the few levers by which it can be controlled.

The policy measures are here considered as our levers by which act and able to influence citizen's behaviour in order to achieve a CO2 emission reduction.

Support for higher education is the lever by which the government can move the entire economy.

They have been the lever by which a number of buyers have sought to escape from takeover agreements.

But imperialism is the cosmopolitanism of the people, the lever by which the unempowered come to believe that their acts have world-historical meaning.

If nurtured and used creatively, they can be the lever by which Obama transforms the landscape of government and creates a broad postpartisan coalition.

THE hidden lever by which Eldredge attempts to lift his argument to plausibility is the highly controverted notion of species selection, which is natural selection applied at the species level.