Sentence examples for wielding through from inspiring English sources

Too, some Council members have privately chafed at the control they perceive Mr. Miller is wielding through the Council's central staff.

It is wielded through a filter and reused.

More often, her political power was indirect, wielded through Bill Clinton.

In poorer countries banking is seen as a tool of development wielded through ownership and regulation.

Yet today even the "soft power" that the Soviet Union once wielded through communism has mostly gone.

FairSearch has just asked Mr Almunia to examine the power Google wields through Android, its mobile operating system.

The power that the Legionaries wield through their allies became evident in 1997, when a small Mexico City television station began investigating the evidence against Father Maciel.

Haygood's unforgiving portrait depicts Mastin controlling Davis through an ironclad contract he wielded through 1965, which, if it existed, would have violated prohibitions against indentured servitude.

We also need to look seriously at the immense power prime ministers wield through their ability to call an election whenever they want.

Officials for Mr. Obama's administration have long argued that such concessions from the unions were only possible because of the leverage that the government wielded through the bailout and bankruptcy process.

Officials for Mr. Obama's administration have long argued that such concessions from the unions were possible only because of the leverage the government wielded through the bailout and bankruptcy process.