Sentence examples for would provide leverage from inspiring English sources

The ECB would provide leverage, but any initial losses would be borne by the EFSF.

That would provide leverage for Washington and others to exhort Pakistan to do the same.

He said India's appetite for new nuclear reactors would create a "buyer's market" and the law would provide leverage for the government.

"In the 80's," Mr. Sicular explained, "people felt that every type of property went up, so anything they bought would provide leverage for their next purchase.

In an interview, Attorney General Mike Moore welcomed the federal inquiry, saying it would provide "leverage to get more funding for adolescent-offender and community-based programs, rather than incarceration".

"I hoped that would help provide leverage," Flake said.

A secondary purpose of the proposal, Mr. Colin said, would be to provide leverage in negotiations for a change in international conventions on corporate taxes.

One of the main advantages of a national insurance plan is the fact that it would be large enough to both spread risk widely (and thereby reduce costs), and also that it would provide significant leverage to negotiate rates with providers, drug companies, etc.

An overall approach, involving direct U.S. pressure on Syria, would provide maximum leverage at a point where the Iranians could have the enriched uranium needed to produce a nuclear weapon in three or four months.

An acquisition would not only take a future competitor away; it would provide untold leverage in assisting Facebook in its quest to become the social networking destination of choice.

An effective process would require sustained U.S. engagement and support, and the changes in the region could provide leverage for the effort.