Sentence examples for recover influence from inspiring English sources
Others would say that the last thing the United States should do if it wants to recover influence in the region is to replicate the sanctions that for 54 years have failed to topple the Castros in Cuba".We're determined to avoid bilateralising this", a senior administration official says of the Venezuelan imbroglio.
Media coverage of Tillerson's Putin connections have focused on one aspect of the U.S. conflict with Russia -- Putin's aspirations to recover influence and perhaps actual control over areas on Russia's borders which were formerly part of the Soviet Empire -- particularly the Ukraine and the Baltic.
Assad may no longer care: his political horizons have been secured by Iran and Russia, and now Arab neighbours are clamouring to recover lost influence.
If Mr Wahid's government can be made to look ineffective, then any soldiers anxious to recover their influence and privileges would soon see to it that their cronies took over the reins of power.Plainly, Mr Wahid needs to ease the armed forces out of politics.
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The family has never recovered its influence.
The Byzantines had recovered their influence in Anatolia and were putting pressure on Armenia and Antioch.
Their apparent demise is especially significant, these experts say, in light of a new wave of espionage arrests in the recent years as the government's internal security agencies have recovered lost influence.
IT IS a quirk of Russian history that the country's best hope of recovering the influence lost by Moscow with the fall of the Soviet Union is through the energy business.
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