Sentence examples similar to make it able to influence from inspiring English sources

Theories on large shareholders, for example in Shleifer and Vishny (1986) and Admati, Peiderer, and Zechner (1994), predict larger positions make shareholders better able to influence manager behavior.

"This intifada crosses borders, and it is able to influence the entire region".

The company's website makes bold claims about how it has been able to influence policy.

This investigation highlights the need for using relevant models to explain the correct inhibition trends and the results are used to make predictions that might be able to influence future experiments.

If it becomes too detached then it will not be able to influence the necessary changes.

Program users will then be able to influence which songs makes it on in-store playlists.

In 2010-11, according to the Department for Communities and Local Government's citizenship survey, 74% of people said it was important to be able to influence local decision making.

The respondents considered that making one's own choices, being able to influence and doing something oneself were important, believing this to be the reason some turned to CAM.

Recognize that the community is not a homogenous group but is made up of many subgroups, and therefore that efforts need to be made to ensure all community members are able to influence the decisions that affect their lives.

Rather, she sees herself as a kind of "trojan horse" who by selling her business to a huge firm will be able to influence the decisions it makes.

In two weeks time voters across Britain will get the chance to choose their MEP who will then be able to influence laws made in the EU.