1 4 Educational attainment and occupation reflect a complex nexus of influences including IQ, temperament, and opportunity.
In sum, Root recast American society to forge a nexus of money, influence, and intellect that would sustain U.S. foreign policy for the next century.
The concentration of power and wealth in a small elite raises questions about legitimacy.Family power also has its dark side especially where business and politics are entwined in an exclusive nexus of money and influence (see article).
There are, of course, exceptions to this: the NRA, for example, provides a central nexus of information and influence to (mostly Republican) gun rights supporters that's far more influential amongst their constituency than any environmental organization is amongst environmentalists.
It was Kelley and her strange nexus of irritation and influence that lifted the Petraeus scandal out of the ho-hum arrogance/stupidity of men who think they will never get caught and the women who love them.
But despite the rush of online conspiracy theorists to suggest some grand nexus of LFI funding and influence in Labour's latest crisis, the group does not explicitly push for foreign policy commitments.
And while Mr. Halper, the Middlesex farm owner, claims to have resorted to an F.B.I.-supervised bribe, the heart of the new federal investigation involves the modern nexus of campaign contributions and political influence.
This flows through to and interacts with the next level of influence at the social-personal nexus, where smoking behaviour is influenced by social bonding to significant others and observed (modelled) behaviours.
Ever since April of last year, when the Vermont senator embarked on his quest for "a political revolution," his campaign has, more than anything, been a call for an end to the cozy nexus of money, log-rolling, and influence-peddling that, to many people, has come to define today's politics.
