So Arena's words may carry weight, thanks to his experience.
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Furman's ruling, meanwhile, might carry weight with the appeals court.
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"Referrals and the opinions of peers carry weight," Cheong said.
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Nonetheless, Bloomberg's proposals carry weight, because he's an industry insider.
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The report will carry weight beyond the company's next shareholder meeting.
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Gunn wants Groot's sacrifice in the first film to carry weight.
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Those accolades carry weight, which gives Brady authority in locker rooms.
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For some Republicans who admire Mr. Starr, his participation may carry weight.
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Still, the idea of a later start time continues to carry weight.
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Although ICJ opinions are not binding, they carry weight under international law.
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Endorsements carry weight here, especially with voters in rural areas, Democratic operatives said.
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Washington (CNN)In Middle East diplomacy, even the smallest errors can carry weight.
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Malays are more than half of the population, so their views carry weight.
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But you say these names because you want that word to carry weight.
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For its wishes to carry weight, though, America must do more in Syria.
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While the Council's recommendations are non-binding, they do carry weight with lawmakers.
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As a top senator and leader on military affairs, his priorities carry weight.
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Still, even a symbolic contribution might carry weight with America's transactional and temperamental president.
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Reality check: Schiff's comments carry weight because of his prominence in the Democratic party.
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American euroskeptics are gleeful that their ideas finally carry weight in the White House.
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Many experts, including physicians and patient advocates, agree that patients' views should carry weight.
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Shipley's name, he added, would carry weight in China because of her former role.
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In other words, it's a body whose decisions, although not legally binding, carry weight internationally.
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While Jackson's political star has faded since his heyday, his endorsement would still carry weight.
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And, like Biden, he used his past to argue why his words should carry weight.
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But the former leader's pronouncements on world affairs still carry weight in Cuba's state-run media.
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This industry and the drugmakers are powerful lobbies, and their words will carry weight with the administration.
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While these scholars signed in an individual capacity, they carry weight in their respective organizations and brigades.
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And you have to remember the human body was evolved to carry weight on your heel bone.
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" While Pelosi said words carry weight, Trump "has to realize that his words weigh a ton, too.
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The group's ratings carry weight with consumers so automakers work to win high marks in its tests.
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"King's words are predictable, but they carry weight only because he is a congressman," the editorial reads.
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"Too often in porn, the only voices which carry weight are those outside the industry," said Lee.
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But the connections, whether they're with real people or not, do matter because they carry weight for David.
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But like the public statement issued by Michael Jordan on Monday, activism by celebrity athletes does carry weight.
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Despite Annette's underhanded ways, Lane agreed that images of female leadership as seen on the show carry weight.
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Factors like the candidate's personality can carry weight, as does the effectiveness of his field effort and advertising.
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Only a centralized, explicit zero-tolerance order from the Vatican will carry weight around the globe, they say.
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But the commission's pronouncements do carry weight: enough to seriously annoy countries like India which find themselves being investigated.
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The same principle, that a president's words carry weight, also applies to Trump's attacks on judges and on Comey.
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But the Istanbul-based Patriarch has insisted that the Council must proceed and that its statements will carry weight.
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The recommendations carry weight because the organization's mission is to foster responsible economic development, balancing innovation and social protections.
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Underestimate them at your peril, they insist, and while they probably won't win Sunday, their opinions still carry weight.
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An American's views on accountable government carry weight, because ordinary Chinese know that American voters can kick the bums out.
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An official endorsement from Ocasio-Cortez could carry weight with fellow progressive freshmen whom she is close with, like Reps.
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College coaches do not explicitly decide who gets accepted into their university, but their recommendations to the admissions office carry weight.
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He's previously defended Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon against charges of anti-Semitism and his words carry weight on the right.
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The coalition has no formal role in deciding who can contest the election but its view is likely to carry weight.
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Sanders' comments carry weight because Clinton needs Sanders' coalition of young and left-leaning voters to propel her to the presidency.
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The committee's recommendations are not binding, but carry weight in government decision-making and will be hard for ministers to ignore.
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Demand for branded merchandise is huge, but most devoted fans know that physical album sales carry weight in official music rankings.
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In Detroit, players are free to choose violent paths, but Cage wanted those decisions to carry weight, instead of providing sheer entertainment.
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His words carry weight for millions of Shi'ites, both the protesters and the Shi'ite-dominated and Iran-aligned political establishment they oppose.
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Analysts say the government is negotiating with a group comprised mostly of exiled fighters that does not carry weight on the ground.
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Among the curious are dozens of women who have made accusations against Mr. Cosby and who say their allegations should carry weight.
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He also serves on the boards of school safety and other organizations, he said, knowing his name and connection to Columbine carry weight.
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More important, despite his unremittingly negative assessment, Smith is neither a partisan nor a polemicist; he's a historian and his conclusions carry weight.
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But input from the governors group is likely to carry weight at a table with GOP leaders in Congress and the White House.
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Their words carry weight across many parts of society, and they are assiduously courted for their support — and frequently killed for their criticism.
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This must come from his supporters, who have put him in office, because their voices are the ones that carry weight with him.
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Jason says critics' opinions don't carry weight ... because the folks giving the reviews have never made movies in their lives -- a classic defense.
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It sounds simple, but the goals carry weight: flying humans safely and successfully in space, mission success and returning them safely back to Earth.
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You don't say 'the army' with the intensity ... But you say these names [of terrorist groups] because you want that word to carry weight.
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Ames is limping and cannot stand straight or carry weight, Horne said, further hindering his ability to go to work and provide for his family.
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Google depends, perhaps more than any of its peers, on a smallish number of cutting-edge data scientists and software engineers; their views carry weight.
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The prince's words carry weight, as he has become the kingdom's de facto leader in economic and, to an important extent, foreign and security policy.
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And for the poor child in Flint, Michigan, forced to drink tainted water from a government tap, Sanders' Wall Street-focused message doesn't carry weight.
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Whitman has never held elected office but there are reasons that her provocative questions carry weight among the dwindling moderate ranks of the Republican establishment.
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So I wanted every single sentence, every single word he said to carry weight, and I found Doug managed to achieve that in the games.
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"Whether these proposals will carry weight is another story, but at least alternative approaches to the bloody drug war are put on the table," she said.
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But since this is just the second time the NTSB is wrapping up an investigation into a crash that involves Autopilot, its conclusions could carry weight.
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Still, the recommendation of this federal agency might carry weight with hospital administrators, who must also consider and follow the requirements of the US Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Meeting with reporters during an open house she hosted for supporters last Sunday, Taylor stressed the credentials she believes will carry weight with the African American community.
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While Pompeo's word should always carry weight, Hook's selection would repeat a mistake Trump has made multiple times in elevating a onetime critic into a trusted position.
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"What does not carry weight are arguments that Americans should still want the president to succeed," Eliot A. Cohen, the Republican former State Department official, has written.
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But the words of a U.S. president will always carry weight, so we had better be prepared for a world where Trump's erratic tweeting drives global foreign relations.
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Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist, said that alone could carry weight in South Carolina, where African-Americans made up 61 percent of the Democratic primary electorate in 2016.
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The same ethical issues raised elsewhere in the country—wrongful convictions, racial disparities, the morality of the state taking a human life—still carry weight in the West.
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That should carry weight in a gerrymandered district like Ohio's 252th, which has voted Republican for around 40 years and went for Trump in 2016 by 11 points.
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The EU's GDPR laws threaten heavy fines for improper security practices and are seen as stricter than those in the U.S., so its findings during this investigation carry weight.
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"Precedent does carry weight of course, but the lack of IMF institutional reform and the reduction of European GDP to global GDP calls this precedent into question," she said.
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America must share this publicly, partly because Mr Trump's word alone does not carry weight, but also to build a coalition and help stifle the objections of Iran's apologists.
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This is familiar ground at Chelsea: the manager and the players drifting apart, the words no longer seeming to carry weight, the instructions and ideas not quite cutting through.
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It's a little bulkier on the bottom than the top, an inversion of most bike-friendly bags that usually crunch most of your carry weight high up on your shoulders.
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"The fact that the European Parliament stripped him of immunity is a strong signal on the part of member states that the words that people use carry weight," she said.
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And given that the Las Vegas shooting occurred at a country music festival, McGraw and Hill's words carry weight, especially because they "knew a lot of people there," according to Hill.
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The Nordic states can act individually, but ideally in concert, in bilateral conversations with key allies and within NATO, the EU and the U.N. where their voices carry weight and influence.
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Similar attitudes have been noted in parts of the Americas -- such as Brazil, where soft drinks and processed foods also carry weight as signs of wealth and success -- as well as Africa.
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For one thing, its leverage over sanctions enforcement means its view on the main issues — the method and pace of denuclearization — will carry weight with both North Korea and the United States.
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When a major character is caught in a lie, the show lets that revelation carry weight, and be more than a mere plot twist—and then moves on before it gets bathetic.
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COSATU - the Congress of South African Trade Unions - is a key ally of Ramaphosa's governing African National Congress (ANC), so the federation's policy proposals carry weight within government circles and the ruling party.
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The constitutional court decides who can contest the election and the coalition has no formal role but its view is likely to carry weight, given that Kabila has ruled the country since 2001.
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But Trump appeared to defend Moore last week on the South Lawn of the White House, where he told reporters that Moore's blanket denial of all the allegations against him should carry weight.
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As the former standard-bearer of the Democratic Party (and winner of the popular vote), her statements carry weight — and therefore are both newsworthy, and worthy of asking the President for his reaction.
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Any such proposal would likely be fiercely contested by net recipients, but the position of Germany, as the single largest contributor to the EU's budget and cohesion funds, would carry weight in any discussions.
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But while their voices carry weight because they represent the interests of sick patients, a new study has found that more than 22015 percent of them accept funding from drug and medical-device companies.
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NEHAWU is one of the largest affiliates of the COSATU trade union federation that is in a ruling alliance with Ramaphosa's African National Congress (ANC) party, so its comments carry weight in ANC circles.
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PRESCRIBED ASSETS COSATU - the Congress of South African Trade Unions - is a key ally of Ramaphosa's governing African National Congress (ANC), so the federation's policy proposals carry weight within government circles and the ruling party.
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His words carry weight: Justice Antonio Dias Toffoli is a former lawyer for the governing Workers Party who was appointed to the court by Ms. Rousseff's predecessor and political patron, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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Despite Bevin's loss in Kentucky, Trump's endorsement is still set to carry weight in Republican strongholds, where he remains popular, though it probably won't do much good in swing states that have soured on him.
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The reports cited anonymous sources as saying that there are ways to limit cybersecurity risks, and that the U.K.'s decision would carry weight with European allies who are also evaluating the safety of their networks.
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Schaeuble's words carry weight among Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and could influence a debate about whether Berlin should use new debt to boost public investments to help the economy, which is on the brink of recession.
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Why this matters: Nunes told CNBC he's speaking only for himself, but as a senior Republican on the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee who is tight with Chairman Brady and Speaker Ryan his words carry weight.
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Brennan's public statements carry weight, and forcing such a self-inflicted wound on our national security — at a time when we are already under siege from the Kremlin's onslaught — only serves, unwittingly, to help further Putin's ambitions.
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While some say there's pressure, for example, to create and attend events that carry weight among the curated glamour on Instagram, the assumption that said events should still foster presence, community, and screen-free connection still applies.
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Whether he's insulting women, denigrating minority groups, or inciting violence at his rallies, Trump just doesn't seem to understand that his words, as a presidential candidate, carry weight that goes far, far beyond the individuals he's attacking.
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The scary part comes from the fact that Trump seems to have forgotten, again, that the words of an American president carry weight — and that there's a reason presidents from both parties have avoided this kind of rhetoric.
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The kind of people who write big checks to campaigns, Mr. Beckel said, also tend to be "influential voices in their communities," and their support or admiration for a candidate can carry weight within their personal and professional networks.
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The former Vice President has been known for verbal blunders on the debate stage, even calling himself a "gaffe machine" at one point, but he has always maintained that his slip ups are innocuous mistakes that shouldn't carry weight.
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For starters, it is the largest county to date to sign on to the administration's lawsuit against the state, which will undoubtedly carry weight as the case to strike down the dangerous sanctuary law moves through court this spring.
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After all, it's in some ways a silly tournament: round-robin play and single elimination do not necessarily carry weight in a sport where a lengthy regular season is defined by the gradual revelation of marginal differences in skill between teams.
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But in a line of attack that could carry weight with millions of undecided, deeply anticapitalist voters who opted for the far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the first round, Ms. Le Pen tore into her opponent's background in finance.
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Marshall's "Heirloom and Accessories" (2002) face Lawson — three works of layered found photographs that require the viewer to spend time contemplating what is being presented: inherited objects that carry weight, family legacies, and the sordid history of lynching and racial violence.
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She also tweeted, "Have empathy for those who are younger and more vulnerable, accept that with the privilege of money and platform DOES come responsibility, and that our words and action carry weight, so we best make sure we are being good."
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But this Texas primary has become as much a choice between the candidates themselves as a referendum on the outside groups supporting them — a proxy battle for which voices should carry weight in shaping a Democratic Party still grappling with its identity.
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Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management believes that even though Yellen's tenure as chair is coming to a close, her testimony on the outlook for 2018 will still carry weight in the market, and her comments have the potential to prove quite bullish.
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While the opinion of the rights body is non-binding, it will carry weight at the EU Commission, which has begun a process to monitor the rule of law in Poland that could end up in Warsaw being suspended from voting in the European Union.
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The positive interpretation might be that there are some tacit reform-era norms that still carry weight among the party elite — such as resistance to a full-blown cult of personality centered on the top leader, or a reluctance to flirt with Maoist-style mass movements.
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Though he is an assistant to the President and deputy chief of staff — senior titles that carry weight in the West Wing — Shine declined a sizable office and instead inhabited a cramped one located next to the press secretary's, which is typically reserved for that person's deputies.
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Not only are the colorful stones pretty to look at, but their healing properties also carry weight in the beauty world — which is why, for the latest episode of Beauty With Mi, Mi-Anne visited licensed acupuncturist Elizabeth Trattner to try her Instagram-famous Gemstone Facial.
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These endorsements carry weight in Tuesday's primary as well as in the general election, as basketball coaches are particularly adored in the hoop-happy Hoosier State, (for some) none more so than Knight, who was Indiana University's basketball coach for 29 years before his abrupt dismissal in 2000.
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The 88-year-old magazine, which first published months after the 1929 stock-market crash, continues to carry weight with business elites, reflected in the attention paid to rankings such as the Fortune 500, special issues like "World's Most Admired Companies" and cover profiles of prominent chief executives.
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The notion of pragmatism continues to carry weight, but having lost control of all three branches of the federal government and blundered to a point where Democrats don't control the state Senate in New York or the governor's mansion in Illinois, party leaders' credentials as strategic masterminds are in question.
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Still, party leaders and Democratic lawmakers in the thick of the investigation say their newly found positions carry weight, considering their past work in the trenches of White House politics and policy — and because a raft of newly elected lawmakers may not be so familiar with the nuances of Watergate or the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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Fox News reporter John Roberts on Monday referred to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE as a "shadow president," arguing she is one of President Trump's most prominent critics and that her statements carry weight.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) endorsement of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for president would carry weight with more than half of Republican voters, according to a poll released Wednesday.
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