Sentence examples for maximising its influence from inspiring English sources

So for Australia there is a real-world benefit in maximising its influence over what goes on in and around the UNFCCC.

Shared prejudices and concerns, plus some cordial personal relationships, have enabled Britain to maximise its influence in the United States (though within limits); and this influence, together with Britain's hawk-eyed view of the old Soviet Union, may have prevented the United States and other western powers from making ill-advised concessions to Russia under Mr Gorbachev.

Russia had never really gone away and it has seized upon every opportunity in the wake of the failed "Arab spring" to maximise its influence.

Minimise the environmental impact of social care policy and practice, maximising its global sustainability.

That will in the end come down to General Motors maximising its global profits.

"Porn is in the business – just like any other media outlet – of maximising its reach at particular times.

It is to understand it so the UK can maximise its chances of thwarting it.

The report said that it was not enough for Fifa to claim it had limited influence, calling on it to work to maximise its leverage on human rights issues.

Mr Davies is uneasy about the BBC's commercial activities: "an organisation such as the BBC can either be asked to maximise its profits or it can be asked to maximise the effectiveness of its public-service broadcasting.

On one hand, it allows a club to maximise its revenues when times are good.

It should also be carefully planned to maximise its impact on rural livelihoods.