Sentence examples for syndicate power from inspiring English sources

The old noir shadows and vertiginous camera angles are almost completely absent from "The Brothers Rico," another paranoid tale of crime syndicate power.

(The crime syndicate's power extended to the longshoremen's union).

One of China's largest private equity firms is now tapping the platform and the know-how of its angels and syndicates to power a $400 million seed fund called CSC Upshot.

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Along the way, Riedel also discusses other New York theatre owners, including A.L. Erlanger's Syndicate -- the power of which the young Shuberts broke -- and the Nederlanders.

"The split offers a good opportunity for police to tighten their crackdown on the syndicate to weaken its power," the Asahi Shimbun said in an editorial.

On the one hand they were handsome, well dressed young men about town at a time when the country was enjoying its post-war boom; on the other they ran a merciless crime syndicate that exerted its power through intimidation and extreme violence.

Mussolini had disbanded unions and replaced them with new syndicates with little bargaining power.

However, Poudyal said that in some cases other syndicates have used their power to bargain down the amount of compensation to be paid.

His power in the syndicate was through; even after Genovese's death in 1969, when Costello reluctantly moved to try to provide leadership for the foundering New York rackets, his role was limited to advice and arbitration of disputes, far removed from day-to-day operations.

His column for the King Features Syndicate opened doors in an industry that understood the power of promotion.