Sentence examples for use the full weight from inspiring English sources

To stop the Kirk steamroller, the Democrats will have to use the full weight of their influence in Illinois, including the traditional backing of the unions.

But the Al-Sauds have been reluctant to use the full weight of their office in the past, and many ask what, if anything, will follow the crown prince's opening volley.

Mr. Syed Hamid said that if the contamination originated in Malaysia, his country would use "the full weight of the law against anyone found to be involved in such dangerous and malicious acts".

The Indians want the United States to use the full weight of its power to get Pakistan to abandon its support for the anti-Indian attacks in Kashmir, just as it successfully pressed Pakistan after Sept. 11 to jettison its support for the Taliban.

Still, the idea of a President using, or threatening to use, the full weight of the government to settle personal scores is something out of a petty autocracy a ploy utilized by the illiberal leaders that Trump has often professed to admire.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the apparent terrorist attack earlier in the day, calling it an "unspeakable act" and promising to use the full weight of her office to make certain justice was done.

It would seem that Stern used the full weight of his authority to push for resolution.

Mr. Erdogan's party is its principal competitor, and he is using the full weight of his resources to win votes.

Nothing is more charming than James using the full weight of his scrutiny on the simple attractions of his youth, the Crystal Palace and P. T. Barnum's American Museum.

We should be actively trying to encourage and help the reform process and using the full weight of the international community to do so.

There has been some talk that the prime minister will not wholly accept Leveson's proposals, which would be particularly egregious should the high court judge include a recommendation for a new independent body to be legally enshrined, able to deal with the newspapers using the full weight of the law.