Sentence examples for vote leveraging from inspiring English sources
The leaders of the eurozone's three biggest countries all came forward this week to push for a "Yes" vote, leveraging fears of a financial disaster and polls showing that a majority of Greeks want to continue using the euro.
Tuesday's voting leveraged his military gains into an assertion of political authority.
This is what CAKE is fighting for, trying to get their fellow Australians abroad to vote In, leveraging the indisputable power of memes.
Using the Ethereum platform, Goudovitch and his team built an experimental voting application leveraging this emerging blockchain platform, while building on the learnings from Nasdaq's Estonia voting pilot earlier in 2016.
Mr. Cantor has called that vote "a leverage moment," when Republicans can extract concessions for their support.
They negotiate with companies over pay long before the company meeting using the threat of defeat in a vote for leverage.
At Duke, we're pressing our own administration and Board of Trustees to pass a proxy voting guideline leveraging Duke's shares in electronics companies in favor of conflict-free shareholder resolutions.
What I say is this: that I would have voted for leverage -- if we were going to bring up the problem of Iraq -- leverage to take it to the United Nations".
The unique and elaborate process reflects both the E.U.'s love of complexity and its reliance on brutal power politics, as countries try to use their votes as leverage, seeking concessions from the next president.
Day and night for at least the past five days, the different political blocs in Parliament have formed shifting alliances and sought to use their votes as leverage to get riders attached to the measure.
Alex Jones, a syndicated radio host, can build fame as a conspiracy peddler; politicians can hint at conspiracies for votes and leverage; but if conspiracy theories are a tool the average person uses to reclaim his sense of agency and access to democracy, it's an ineffective tool.
