"monetary influence" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the impact or control that money has on a situation or decision-making process. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as discussing the role of finances in politics, business, or personal relationships. Example: "The CEO's monetary influence over the company's operations was evident in the decision to cut employee benefits and increase profits."
Individual constituents, and only individual constituents, should have the equivalent opportunity to exert monetary influence over the potential actions of their elected officials.
Last month, Omar came under fire from Democrats and Republicans alike for criticizing Israel, including saying that AIPAC's monetary influence is why politicians are pro-Israel.
No one person or entity could have monetary influence and "buy" an election.
The low levels of educational attainment, high rates of unemployment, low income levels, and generally lower socio-economic status that are characteristic of many substance abusers can make them more susceptible to monetary influence (Festinger and Dugosh 2012).
It's a divide that lets those with monetary influence and lobbying access bend laws to favor their wealth and power, and lets incumbents leverage that influence and access in order to maintain their position without electoral challenge.
A new Supreme Court justice(s) who will chip away at women's rights, rights of people of color, voting rights, and allow even more outside monetary influence in elections.
The combined effects of the real and monetary influences can be illustrated by expressing the size of the debt as a ratio to gross national product (GNP) over a period of years.
My goal is to be free of any monetary influences, in order to make the best decisions for our schoolchildren.
"These are very minimal disclosure requirements to try to gain information that, frankly, the public does have a right to know about and that will seek to assure the process is free of financial and monetary influences," said Krinsky, a federal prosecutor.
In order to limit any monetary remuneration influence on participant selection, only following reporting for the study and disclosing no disqualifying information were participants informed that they would be entered in a raffle for a $50 cash prize, with their performance during the task determining the number of entries.
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