Sentence examples for wield on from inspiring English sources

Even though the proposal is modest in scope, it gives Republicans a symbolic victory as a well as popular education measure to wield on the campaign trail, one that resonates among middle class parents who send their children to parochial and private schools.

It's a strength we can develop and wield on the path to a more fulfilling life.

This limits the scope for future growth, especially in Europe, where users already wield on average 1.8 SIM cards, more than the overall developed-world figure of 1.5.

For the regime, good looks are just another asset that citizens are obliged to wield on behalf of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea — no surprise there.

In their photos and text, the two identify the influence that members of this funky subculture wield on fashion at large.

Ms. Clinton's calling on the chief minister of a state is a recognition of the federalized nature of Indian politics and the influence that coalition partners wield on central decisions.

And if they are not carrying their own status symbol, young men may wield one on behalf of a girlfriend.

Even Rejoice shampoo, a brand built around "the confidence that flows from soft and shiny hair," artfully connects "no dandruff" with "impressing the boss," one whose endorsement can be wielded on the business battlefield.

But it will achieve little unless the promised axe is wielded on certain laws and building regulations.

And he is well aware of the influence he wields on matters far removed from monetary policy.

Now, he has organized an exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York that puts Huxtable and the influence she wielded on ample display.