Sentence examples for ties and influence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Landis' suit contends that Mr. Weisel's financial ties and influence over a governing body of cycling "helped make it possible for the U.S.P.S. Team to carry on the extensive program of systematic doping".

"Iran has been actively working for years to expand its ties and influence in the Western Hemisphere, and it has found willing partners in the region's anti-American despots," said Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla)., chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

A complex network of research funding, institutional ties, and personal influence allowed Coca-Cola, through connections with a nonprofit group, to exert substantial influence over obesity science and policy solutions in China, nudging government policy into alignment with the company's corporate interests, a Harvard study has found.

The model offers a fuller characterization of the role of network structure and predicts expected levels of participation across network types and distributions of motivations as a function of network size, weak and strong ties, and elite influence.

"I would just suspect that given all of the ties and the influence that he has, the relationships.

His comments and those of the president suggested an increase of pressure on Syria, with which the United States has strained ties and little influence.

Accused of having used his family ties and personal influence to get a loan, which his wife then used in some very lucrative real estate deals, the scandal caused great embarrassment for Bachelet.

The Saudis have in the past been the major force and most important source of outside money for the country, but they have been unable to count on their old ties and their influence has waned.

The aim of the present study was to contextualise screening behaviour by exploring migrants' transnational ties and their influence on participation in mammography screening in Denmark.

The aim of the present study was to explore migrants' transnational ties and their influence on participation in mammography screening in Denmark.

The present study is explorative and calls for additional research within the field of migrant's transnational ties and the influence on their health behaviour.