Sentence examples for sway decisions from inspiring English sources

Public outrage might sway decisions but not the big picture.

This can also sway decisions to approve or reject loans to women and men entrepreneurs.

But interim performance figures — akin to the score in the fifth inning of a baseball game — do sway decisions.

Whatever Mr. Bush decides, he will be sending an important signal on whether his political ties to religious conservatives will sway decisions on social and scientific policy.

Al Saadi, the No. 3 son and a player for the Tripoli soccer team Al Ahli, sometimes exerts his influence to sway decisions in his club's favor.

Articles in state media have denounced the Fengrui lawyers and claimed that they illegally organised paid protests and fabricated rumours online to sway decisions in court.

At worse, experts say, Trump or his allies could abuse their power to sway decision-makers.

She led a failed attempt after the rally to "ambush" a delegation of officials from the central government.Such actions may attract international attention but they are indeed unlikely to sway decision-makers in Beijing.

Despite best efforts across the Isle of Wight, the Save Our Libraries Day was not as successful in swaying decision-making on the council as campaigners would have hoped.

His comments are set to cause further ire in the medical community after his heavily swayed decision to remove the film was seen as a step in the right direction.

After questions were raised about whether the photos would unfairly sway admissions decisions, the rules changed.