Sentence examples for they will wield from inspiring English sources

As the nation's second and fourth largest states, they will wield considerable influence at the 2000 Republican convention.

The long-fought-for groceries ombudsman, promised in the 2010 election manifestos, will not be in place until 2014 at the earliest and who knows how much power they will wield.

How effective the two counties will be at working as a team -- and how much clout they will wield with the Governor, who will decide which recommendations in the report to implement -- remains to be seen.

Increasingly, the question confronting Bolivia, a country of deep ethnic and geographical divisions, is how they will wield that power, and whether Mr. Morales can redress the historical grievances of Bolivia's indigenous majority while keeping his country from descending into chaos.

Shia clerics are building an influence they will wield over any future government.

Rather, they say, Mr. Giuliani will wield the power of endorsement in that race.

Once again, the people of Iowa - along with those in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada - will wield the considerable power they have to shape the contest to become the leader of arguably the world's most powerful country.

As Harry Lambert wrote in a recent blog for The Independent, "Once again, the people of Iowa —  along with those in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada will wield the considerable power they have to shape the contest to become the leader of arguably the world's most powerful country".

As for the public, whether they buy Facebook shares boils down to whether they believe in Mr. Zuckerberg and the control he will wield.

Two co-ordinating ministers will wield considerable power.

Who will wield pistols at dawn in a Cameron cabinet?