Sentence examples for wield in from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, we have a Republican mayor and governor who can compensate for the lack of power that the Democrats wield in Washington these days.

"Tool," "arsenal" and "carrots and sticks" are a lot of different metaphors to wield in one passage.

Writing in a blog post, Magnanti has denied the allegations and claims solid evidence to wield in court.

They also matter less politically: what matters now is the power we wield in international and regional organisations.

But the Phillies may have their own pitching weapon to wield in this series, and it is a new one.

Legal experts wary of the power juries wield in this area have suggested a number of changes.

The move was seen as a sign of the growing influence investors wield in the fight against climate change.

The court overruled them.Foreign investors remain nervous about the influence that COSATU-affiliated ministers may wield in Mr Zuma's new government.

Previous land reforms faltered in the face of the political influence that the landlords wield in Karachi and in the national capital, Islamabad.

It is impossible not to be tantalized by how much leverage Morsi could wield in the peace process, if he ever chose to engage Israel.

How much influence does Britain edging towards the exit door, especially after the result of the election still wield in Brussels?