Sentence examples for wield control of from inspiring English sources
In it, Brazile describes finding out that the Clinton campaign was keeping the DNC financially afloat, "for which [Clinton] expected to wield control of its operations," Brazile writes.
Brazile wrote in her new book, Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House, that shortly after she took the DNC job in late July 2016, she discovered the Clinton campaign had signed an agreement to help keep the DNC financially alfoat, a deal in "which [Clinton] expected to wield control of its operations".
The wide-ranging federal corruption investigation into the state treasury riveted the state's political cognoscenti, largely because of the testimony of Mr. Silvester, who once wielded control of the state's $20 billion pension fund.
It may be a little bit of both: A recent Fidelity study that we'll explore shows that fewer women than ever feel confident about wielding control of their own purse strings.
Moreover, and perhaps most strikingly, the use of hedge fund activism has become a routine method for shareholders to wield control rights outside of courts.
And has the utopian 90s net been replaced by digital feudalism, where a few powerful entities wield control over all of us digital serfs?
The NY1 local news station was one nonstop vox populi of citizens baying that Bloomberg was a tyrant whose real motivation was to wield control over as much of our lives as possible.
The interlocking series of holding companies lets Bollor use other people's money to wield control over an expanding portfolio of assets.
"The various county leaders would very likely try to take control of their borough delegations in the Council and wield control in this case, too.
While the News Corporation would own only about 35percentt of the combined company, it would wield control.
It is unclear whether any of the Tigrayans will seek the leadership of the ruling party or be content to wield control from the sidelines.
