Sentence examples for more clout for from inspiring English sources

Premiums have been falling steeply as it is; more clout for brokers can only make things worse.

Officials from the region foresee more clout for local politicians who presciently picked Mr. Obama early on.

Officials in the region foresee more clout for local politicians who presciently picked Mr. Obama early on.

In the late 1980's, they helped organize the Pacific Leadership Council in order to gain more clout for Asian-Americans in California.

The G20 group of big and emerging economies has endorsed a shift in quotas at the IMF, which determine voting power, towards more clout for fast-growing emerging economies.

In an article in the New Haven Register, Milfred is quoted as saying about the Democracy Fund, "the mission is to provide more clout for individuals who can only afford to donate modest sums of money". On the national campaign front, Milfred says that he would like the Electoral College "ditched," and supports the movement for presidential elections being based on the popular vote.

Also, why is Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld given more clout and money for intelligence?

Taking on the Afghanistan mission under overall NATO command would give the Marines a more visible role than in Iraq, where the Army fielded the largest number of troops, and — presumably — more clout to argue for increased defense spending.

Mr Roels was said to care too much about shareholders, whereas Mr Grossmann has more clout with politicians.As for the high consumer prices, the two giants blame this unconvincingly on taxation, past contracts sold at low prices, and investment in renewable energy, which is supposed to provide 20% of capacity by 2020.

More work still needs to be done to get priority on factory floors, Powers says, but she sees potential for B Corp collaboration in bringing supply chains together for more clout and the cost benefits of bundling.

The report recommends that smaller states band together for more clout when negotiating card terms with banks.