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Mr Carney will have less sway over monetary policy than he did in Canada Sir Mervyn has been outvoted several times on interest-rate decisions.
In the ethical world, brands entrusted the resulting experience with the reviewer and used corporate collateral and not monetary pressure to help sway positive exposure.
Politicians from Turkey to India have also been accused of seeking to sway their monetary policy makers in the hope they will act to spur demand.
As president, Mr. Trump would have substantial sway over monetary and tax policy, as well as the power to make appointments that would directly affect his own financial empire.
The GDP data, which was released only hours before Federal Reserve officials conclude a two-day policy meeting, is unlikely to have much sway on monetary policy as the U.S. central bank has already dismissed the first-quarter contraction in output as a weather-related anomaly.
After 10 years of Sir Mervyn and "the MA way", in reference to the monetary analysis unit which held sway as the central bank took on a decidedly academic bent, Chancellor George Osborne is drawing a stark line in the sand and setting a new course for the Bank of England.
Most economists agree that inflation targeting tends to give a government more sway over the ultimate objectives of monetary policy at the expense of the central bank.
It also has sway over how the World Bank and International Monetary Fund treat the country.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, a longtime critic of the bank's sway, joined forces with another Frenchman, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, to impose political supremacy over the euro zone.
