Dave Samuel, Freestyle Capital: Lyft looks like Bump, Is that something you might leverage through an API.
It's natural that human rights supporters might leverage the world stage to send a message.
Leslie Harroun, a senior program officer at the Oak Foundation, a Geneva-based organization that funds social and environmental research, warns that industry might leverage the promise of CCS as a public relations strategy today while doing little to ensure its broad-based deployment tomorrow.
Such a simultaneously binary economic and systemic coding of markets might leverage important conceptual advantages.
Assuming a home-host country bilateral agreement on the MDB, the bank might leverage its credibility and stability status by attracting institutional diaspora and non-diaspora investors into the smaller, net-importer, economy.
Many politicians seem less interested in coming up with ways to fix Medicare than in how they might leverage the problem for their next political campaign.
Ambassador Mulford suggested that India might leverage its position amid the global financial crisis by elevating its stature in the international financial architecture.
It was hardly lost on Wall Street that the famously single-minded investor might leverage his new role to advocate for his own investments.
For real growth to occur in the for-profit sector, institutions will have to look much harder at how they might leverage finance for additional places through partnerships with financial institutions.
