Sentence examples for reclaim influence from inspiring English sources
In a provocative article, Harvard's Graham Allison also looks to history to show how modern China's recent efforts to reclaim influence in the South China Sea are tame when compared to how America established its hegemony over the Western Hemisphere in the early 20th century.
Meanwhile, Islamic conservatives, including forces within the powerful Revolutionary Guard, reclaimed influence following the widespread crackdowns on reformists and found they could even exert muscle over Khamenei.
Here is what it has been doing to reclaim its influence.
That loss of prestige, and a desire to reclaim its influence, has created a powerful current in Najaf today.
He said that Mr. Medvedev was backed by powerful industrialists, known as oligarchs, who hoped to reclaim the influence they lost under Mr. Putin.
In the process they are seeking to reclaim the influence over the region that waned as their country became a predictable ally of Washington and the Israelis in the years since the 1979 peace treaty with Israel.
Even as the United States reaches out to Tehran, it is trying to reclaim American influence in Latin America, where Iran has made inroads while the United States has been waging wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But the most effective way to reclaim American influence in the region is not by overstating our power over the Arab Spring.
I think you are intelligent enough to know that high school is often stressful for all teenagers simply because not only are you required to complete a lot of academic progress, but you are constantly required to reassert your personal boundaries to parents and teachers who are constantly trying to reclaim an influence over your decisions.
Analysts say Egypt is eager to reclaim its former influence in the Middle East and is acting in ways that more accurately reflect the opinion of the broader citizenry, not just the elites.
Japan's prime minister has hastily arranged a meeting with President Trump at his private Florida club in an attempt to reclaim Japan's influence over the North Korea negotiations.
