Sentence examples for strongest stake from inspiring English sources

Torres started the first game of the season against Hull City last Sunday, which Chelsea won 2-0, and may hold the strongest stake on a first-team place.

Washington has a strong stake in Venezuela's recovery.

And because of deregulation elsewhere, responsibility was diffused: nobody had a strong stake in keeping the system reliable.

Proponents within the country, many of them young professionals with a strong stake in reform, argue that membership is vital to overcoming their country's problems.

Experts without a strong stake in the case said that neither side should feel fully triumphant, and that the issue was far from resolved.

Such details were left to be worked out by bureaucrats and lawmakers -- two groups with a strong stake in preserving the status quo.

He argues that universal access works better than a targeted cut-off because "everyone – or almost everyone – has a strong stake in it," which serves as a check on leakage and red tape.

But he noted that the Bush administration, in its attempt to single him out, may run the risk of punishing lawmakers from other states who have a strong stake in the dairy measure.

President Ghani has wanted to use the Q.C.G. as a format for talks in which Pakistan would have such a strong stake that it would make the negotiations succeed, especially under pressure from the U.S. and China.

Pressed on the bloodletting in Syria, the White House talked of funds for refugees and fell back on assurances that America has a strong stake in seeing that the violence "is ended".For all their caution, Obama aides could not conceal one big ambition for the trip: to use the president's powers of persuasion to mend frayed ties of trust with the Israeli public.

Firstly, diesel cars are treated more advantageously in those countries which have an automobile or supplier industry with a strong stake in diesel technology.