Sentence examples for regional leverage from inspiring English sources

The implications are clear: Iran aims to lift the sanctions regime while also retaining regional leverage.

The entire world knows the risk posed by a nuclear Iran: a drastically altered balance of power in the Middle East and central Asia, with Iran able to exert far more regional leverage – both overt and implicit – than it now possesses in pursuit of its interests.

Iran is now beginning a series of serious cutbacks to a program that could have produced a bomb — and greater regional geopolitical leverage — within months.

Electronic health records within the North Florida/South Georgia sub-region of the VHA (VISN 8 region) were accessed to leverage this regional population of veterans that were routinely screened for health literacy between fiscal years 2007 to 2009.

But his path to the prime minister's office will depend on a familiar group of secondary politicians: regional satraps whose leverage derives from their ability to form or break a coalition government.

Concentrating inventory at regional DCs would leverage daily scheduled trucks to achieve next-day service emulating the best modern business practices of the likes of Wal-Mart.

Leverage regional leaders.

If we are going to fix this thing it will require moving forward with regional cooperation to leverage resources necessary to permanently and intelligently separate the ecosystems in a way that will improve water management in the region, as well as the  movement of national commerce in and through the Chicago region.

It is highly interoperable due to the use of international standards and can hence be used in any other region to leverage consent issues and substantially promote the use of IHE for regional health information networks in general.

Africa's most densely populated country is trying to overcome the limitations of its small, landlocked economy by leveraging regional trade.

Argentine officials say the crisis is now regional, which increases their leverage in negotiations by putting pressure on lenders and foreign governments to prevent the situation from worsening.