If they do not back him in the second round, threatened François Fillon, Mr Sarkozy's right-hand man and front-runner to be his prime minister, the UMP "will run candidates in all constituencies".Whatever centrist politicians decide, it may not sway their voters.
Previously, compensation consultants typically had other lucrative contracts, which may have swayed their judgment.The new climate surrounding pay has already had an effect.
"I hear that more and more from our citizens in various parts of the state of Michigan that they don't feel like their vote for president counts because another area of the state may dominate that or could sway their vote," Bolger told Gongwer.
Doctors have debated this risk for years, but the authors of the study were skeptical of it, and their report may sway others.
They told him who might be getting their vote on 7 May - and the issues that may sway them.
As the boom in school construction continues, the simple logic of the integrated school -- the economies of scale, the appeal to taxpayers, the perceived benefits to students -- may sway more school committees to put all their eggs in one basket.
That assessment may sway some shareholders who are deciding how to vote their shares on another issue.
Chief executives are entitled to give their personal opinions on EU membership, but the interesting material – and the stuff that may sway opinions – is what Brexit would mean for how companies are managed and where they would invest.
