Sentence examples for supreme influence from inspiring English sources

"Lobbyists for powerful entities, like corporations, have a huge presence and supreme influence in most offices -- not only because they have full access to members of Congress at fundraisers but also because they have money to hire a team of staff to work on any one issue," another wrote.

As a producer, Vandross was responsible for successful albums for Dionne Warwick and Aretha Franklin, who, along with the Supremes, influenced his music.

A Bloomberg poll this month found that 75% of voters believe that politics will influence the supreme court ruling.

Israelis are disinclined to assume that such threats are merely rhetorical.Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Khomeini's successor as Iran's supreme leader, trumpets the influence that Iran, despite being Shia and non-Arab, supposedly enjoys in the Sunni-dominated Arab world.

Blum has developed a reputation for exploiting inconsistencies and loopholes in the architecture of post-civil rights America, and for his influence on supreme court justices, who frequently parrot his arguments.

The more immediate effect of hearing the case in April and probably ruling on it sometime in June, about a month before both parties gather for their nominating conventions, is that it will focus attention on the supreme court's enormous influence over such questions and have a galvanizing effect on voters of either persuasion.

In his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan," Herbert P. Bix wrote that Hirohito's "own modus operandi as supreme commander, and the influence he exerted on operations, remain among the least studied of the major factors that contributed to Japan's ultimate defeat, and are therefore the most in need of reexamination".

In the eyes of some commentators, recent events suggest that Rouhani and his foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, have been able to get the upper hand in influencing the supreme leader.

The OFWGKTA influenced, Supreme-loving, Palace-worshipping marriage of American skate fashion and British rudeboy attitude.

That means that supreme courts have much less influence on the laws of most nations.

Independent groups accounted for at least $2.59 million in spending to influence North Carolinians' supreme court vote with more than half the total ultimately coming from groups outside the state, according to a Center for Public Integrity analysis.