The users, and someone ... The users would have influence.
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It's affirmation that they have influence — that he's still listening.
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International broadcasters have influence over any changes to the games.
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"Everybody's trying to reach somebody who might have influence," Sen.
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But Dada did have influence beyond punk, before and after it.
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We have influence over whether we let things knock us out.
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But we can still have influence as to where it lands next.
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The Post's endorsements appear to still have influence in Virginia's Democratic primaries.
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We have influence in our homes, our communities, our schools, our neighborhoods.
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Finally, the mid-terms could have influence on electoral politics around the world.
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The Republican consultants want someone in the office they can have influence on.
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Republicans were already facing questions about whether Russia's leaders have influence over Trump.
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Why shouldn't reformers press their issues now, when they have influence with leadership?
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Instagram will still be Instagram, and the same people will still have influence.
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"I don't know if I have influence," he was quoted as saying in Michellbard.com.
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People don't forget, especially people who have influence on and closely follow American politics.
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Sure, Iran, Hezbollah and Turkey also have influence, but the Kremlin's red lines matter.
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Daughter and wife both have influence with the president but they exercise it differently.
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Indexes have influence over stock prices that even the largest investors can only envy.
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Other authoritarian countries have influence in Silicon Valley — particularly Saudi Arabia, a major tech investor.
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WHY DON'T THE CENTER PARTY AND THE LIBERALS WANT THE LEFT PARTY TO HAVE INFLUENCE?
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It is not yet known if the board will have influence over the Dana case.
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But in a lame-duck setting, Democrats may have influence in the process, Lowenthal added.
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It's no secret that the Kardashians have influence: Just check their nine-digit Instagram followings.
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He would have influence, but it won't be determinative, said a source who attended the meeting.
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Because consumers are tuning into Twitch to watch their favorite gamers perform, the streamers have influence.
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Old school civil libertarians like Governor Jerry Brown — normally a strong ACLU ally — still have influence.
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The Russians clearly have influence with Mr. Assad, as the two months of relative calm demonstrated.
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But the rulings and commentary of a seasoned judge are sure to have influence over jurors.
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During the campaign, Trump cited Goldman as evidence that corporate and financial interests have influence over politicians.
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"You can't have influence within that party from the grassroots," said Paul Williams, a regional UKIP chairman.
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"Yes, we certainly have influence," says Matthias Wissmann, president of the German Association of the Automotive Industry.
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Mr. Trump has not even won his party's nomination, yet his agenda already seems to have influence.
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As a society, we should be disturbed that people like her actually have influence over our young.
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Berg acknowledged the concerns about PGE's involvement but said the utility won't have influence over the curriculum.
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Wherever powerful men work and have influence over young female up-and-comers, there's potential for abuse.
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People are smart, they know that when somebody owns something that they have influence over their product.
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"These execs have influence in the market by standing up and talking about inefficiency and cost," he explained.
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Countries on both sides of the dispute have influence in Somalia, and Mogadishu has refrained from taking sides.
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And I can tell you there was vast areas of the country that we didn't even have influence.
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For example, some intermediaries that are not financial in nature still have influence over who gets the impression.
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They had one for Iraq, where they continue to have influence despite protests, whereas the US doesn't really.
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He cited Goldman as evidence that corporate and financial interests have influence over politicians and criticized former opponent Sen.
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However, he or she will have influence over specific sectors which very well could impact individual stocks and industries.
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They are likely to persuade the senators over whom they have influence to support the repeal of the legislation.
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And state legislators have influence over the passage of laws that can make it easier or harder to vote.
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He does seem to still have influence with President Trump, for whom he campaigned, and who recently dismissed Mrs.
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Their absence heightened the value of the few people known to have influence with Mr. Trump, like Mr. Giuliani.
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The share of Arabs who think religious leaders should have influence over government decision-making is also steadily declining.
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And when it comes to other platform holders, as much as you have influence on other platform holders, I don't.
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No. It's that kind of delusion: We've still got the phone numbers, but having them doesn't mean you have influence.
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With the exception of the Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress, few of them have influence beyond one or two states.
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Even if her science is wonky at best and she likes to demonize big business, Hari continues to have influence.
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" The "Saudis," Soleymani argues, "are afraid because [Khomeini's example and model] would have influence inside their country, and it will.
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"They want to have influence on the continent," Waldhauser told the committee Thursday when asked about Russia's activities in Africa.
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The Sun newspaper reported that May was preparing to resign in the summer to have influence over who succeeds her.
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You can have influence, you know, as a leader on an issue if you just take something and run with it.
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Plus, customers will have influence over where the money goes — each purchase comes with the option to vote for a cause.
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Some fans — not all of them, but some — don't want to be entertained, they want to have influence on their entertainment.
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Today, passengers have influence through their elected representatives regarding aviation taxes, which are set by Congress and pay for the system.
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Chairmen get to attend weekly leadership meetings, have influence over major policy debates and maintain both a personal and committee staff.
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At least 75% of the reasons that people quit their jobs come down to things over which their managers have influence.
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Since these are the people who fund the ruling Conservative party, they ought to have influence on the next prime minister.
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She said the deal was one way to have influence over Iran — influence she clearly felt that Washington was throwing away.
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As we've evolved and we have bloggers, we also have people now who aren't writers but have a voice, have influence.
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"I want to help people who have influence make better choices and arguing that they're terrible people doesn't help that," he said.
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"Both of them have been supporters and neither of them have influence," Mr. Fulop said of Airbnb and the Hotel Trades Council.
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Mr Nuttall seems almost to have given up hope: he recently declared that UKIP did not need any MPs to have influence.
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Still, it's an area where growing public resentment of big tech's monopolistic power could have influence over a judge or a jury.
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Restructuring advisers have influence over how much creditors get paid, or which parts of the business are sold off and to whom.
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Some experts say that feeling respected and like you have influence at work matter to your happiness more than your salary does.
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They have become an important way for a greater number of artists to have influence and to make their own art world.
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The Taliban control or have influence on more Afghan territory than at any point since they were ousted from power in 2001.
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Jonathan Quick (since the same people who label him the best goaltender in the league have influence on that sort of thing)?
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Domestically, Mr. Trump has moved to restrict family planning funding, an issue where Democrats had hoped that Ms. Trump would have influence.
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First of all, we had a very different role in this company because we were -- we typically control companies or have influence.
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The Heritage analyst also said there are other people who have influence on the decision of presidents to order a nuclear strike.
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Say what you will about the Kardashian-Jenners, but you can't claim they don't have influence — especially when it comes to social media.
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"We also feel we have a responsibility to our ecosystem to take a stand on particular issues because we have influence," she said.
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It would mean acknowledging that Black Lives Matter organizers have influence, and the ability to peacefully and successfully organize large groups of people.
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Some will catch on, re-bundle voters around issues they care about and reach enough scale in a new way to have influence.
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"We're not going to live in a world where corporations don't have influence," Felicia Wong, CEO of the liberal Roosevelt Institute, told me.
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Change will happen relatively quickly, but Team Trump will have influence in keeping the bulk of the stimulus directed at the middle class.
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However some people do have influence on the President and his decisions and here it is helpful to return to the family factor.
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In exchange, the Vatican would have influence over the future appointment of bishops — possibly a veto, although the details are not yet clear.
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But being elected to the European Parliament doesn't guarantee you'll have influence once you get there, even for far-right or Euroskeptic parties.
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Her stronger-than-anticipated performance spooked markets and ensured the bloc will have influence, both in Congress and over campaigning for the second round.
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Haqqani Network and Pakistan A key element in all this is Pakistan, which "does have influence over the Haqqani leadership," according the US official.
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The show "gives ITV an opportunity to have influence over younger viewers, who are perhaps watching relationships develop for the first time," she said.
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He called the outpouring "Supreme Court-level advocacy" and said the campaign was intended to have influence beyond the court with legislators and others.
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A Supreme Court justice can have influence in national affairs for years or decades after the president who made the appointment has left office.
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In response, women all over America have poured into local politics, determined to find places where it's still possible for them to have influence.
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"The nativist and nationalist forces certainly have influence," said Nicholas Lardy, an expert on the Chinese economy at the Peterson International Institute for Economics.
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Get to know people at the right levels who would have influence over an M&A decision and who could shepherd the transaction through.
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I hoped the Trump era would be seen as an aberration and made less ugly by those who might have influence over the president.
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They argued the U.S. needs to stay involved in climate work to have influence over global policy decisions that could impact their bottom lines.
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If Clinton wins in November, he'll have influence over executive branch appointments and a good chance to chair an important committee and shape legislation.
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And they have influence and power, and they can multiply and so on, and I think that adds to the toxicity of the culture.
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It's the kind of move that could have influence beyond Samsung's battery productions partners, and push competitors like Apple and Google to do the same.
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If Bernie Sanders wants to have influence over the Democratic Party in the future he shouldn't be a "sore loser," says Democratic strategist Peter Fenn.
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Angus [Taylor] said they wanted to do it because it was the least obvious vibe that people would expect to have influence over their music.
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His counterintelligence report said he was a security risk because the Nepali government had paid for his undergraduate education and may have influence over him.
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Since the prevalence of same-sex behavior participants reported changed over time, it is likely that social environments have influence, as well, the authors noted.
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The vigorous debates in Byzantine cultures about whether, for example, magical texts were demonic suggest that these works continued to have influence in Christian Europe.
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British officials, however, will also have noticed that Mr. Farage still appears to have influence in the White House, perhaps more than some of them.
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Influencers are marketers: They have influence, they have an audience, but they are not necessarily copywriters, and even fewer of them are true sales experts.
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Waldhauser said the Russians "want to have influence on the continent," and do so by increasing arms sales to numerous countries and provide military training.
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Sasse also asked Barr if campaigns should receive regular counterintelligence briefings about the risk of foreign intelligence services seeking to have influence over candidates and campaigns.
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You have the attack of the billionaires on the election, you have influence by the Russians, who will continue to do it because it works, presumably.
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If we combine that information with lists of whom he's surrounded himself with thus far, we have clues about who will have influence in his administration.
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WikiLeaks tweeted Friday that it wanted to build a database of information about Twitter's verified users, including personal relationships that might have influence on their lives.
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In the past Britain has been a champion of measures to drive up prices, but will no longer have influence to shape the market's future regulations.
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The white shirts, the khakis of those white supremacists, the ones who go to high-powered jobs or have influence, that's who he worries more about.
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Mr. Clark, the lawyer for Mr. Broidy, said Mr. Broidy sought similar help from many contacts who he believed might have influence in the appointment process.
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It was created by leaders of the American Jewish Committee and the Islamic Society of North America in an effort to have influence on public policy.
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It is unclear whether Huber will have influence over the US's international health policy in this new role, or if the position is limited to domestic policy.
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Crucially, Facebook "will not have any right to review or approve their research findings prior to publication," although it may have influence over which projects are approved.
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Mr. Zanjani had missed many deadlines for repaying the funds, he said, "but clearly, if he does return the money this will have influence on his sentence."
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That was when a special counsel's office, an office over which Mr. Rivera is believed to have influence, began the investigation involving Ms. Vázquez and her family.
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That was when a special counsel's office, an office over which Mr. Rivera is believed to have influence, began the investigation involving Ms. Vázquez and her family.
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I don't think they're super famous, but they're famous in some internet circles and they have influence over the products people buy, so let's bring them in.
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"Even though Daimler did not have influence on the study's design, we have launched a comprehensive investigation into the matter," the company said in a statement Wednesday.
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Zaagman's unfiltered statements on Huxiu "constitute an insult and abuse against ByteDance" by "claiming that Chinese companies have influence over the Indian election," a ByteDance spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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There is no limit on anyone participating, but operators will have to pass a competition test and another to check they do not have "influence" over the network.
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For career lawyers, on the civil side, the attorney general can have influence over a recommendation that may come from career lawyers about opening a high-profile investigation.
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But if you think the world is flat and you have influence over others, as would successful rappers, or even presidential candidates, then being wrong becomes being harmful.
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"I've been asking my fellow senators the degree to which, if you don't have voting privileges, you have influence," said Cassidy, who has not endorsed in the primary.
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"The harsh reality is this: to have influence in the world, you need to be willing and able to reward your friends and punish your enemies," he wrote.
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He said Mr. Gross had helped give him confidence that drivers could have influence by building their own organization and striking and protesting rather than making such concessions.
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GIGOT: If you&aposre a Republican who we wanted to play politics, wanted to have influence, who wanted to work in the government, what are you going to do?
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Now, more and more, there's a hunger for that self-perpetuating fame — and once we've got it, we think those voices should have influence anywhere, even the White House.
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Instead, Powell said the central bank instead may have influence over the widespread adoption of cryptocurrency "through international forums" because the Fed has "significant input into the payment system."
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Their positions today put them at odds with a loud group of conservative leaders, such as Milloy, who have influence with some Trump administration officials who share their skepticism.
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"When France wants to have influence it must be proud of its history, of its heritage," Le Foll told Reuters, adding that his counterparts were "dazzled" by the site.
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He, like May, denied that use of the word "direct" before jurisdiction meant the government had now accepted that the court would continue to have influence over British law.
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To tackle that, 20 countries and organizations were represented, including Italy, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Libya's neighbors, who all have influence over different groups on the ground.
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Meanwhile, in a note to American investors, Lustig says that the U.S. really needs to up its game in Latin America if it wants to continue to have influence.
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He said he receives encouragement "from lots of people who have influence, lots of elites" but also hears from plenty of "staunch Republican Trump people" who wish he'd go away.
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All of a sudden, there's a huge community around those voices and they have influence and power and they can multiply, and that adds to the toxicity of the culture.
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Opposition parties have influence over when the government could present its nominees for the BOJ posts, as they have some say over when the nominations can be put to vote.
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They joined in the end, presumably deciding that it would be better to have influence over any new rules rather than see standards that could become global set without them.
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But what has allowed his effort to have influence beyond his celebrity is his partnership with other people with an interest in St. John to bring attention to the island.
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DeSantis, according to two sources, also became frustrated with word in Tallahassee's gossipy political circles that Wiles needed to be hired as a lobbyist to have influence with his administration.
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Its current push to have influence over the territory is also motivated by the low corporate tax rate that has made Gibraltar a global hub for the financial services sector.
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Gilens and Page found that the model that best predicted policy outcomes based on public opinion was "Economic-Elite Domination" — where the rich have influence, and the rest do not.
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But Russia does have influence over Iran, and could get the Iranians to withdraw their forces beyond the 50-mile buffer zone from the Golan Heights, as Israel has been demanding.
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The donors argued that if Trump is elected, the Koch network would want to have influence on his emerging policies and cabinet picks, and to have access to a Trump administration.
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"Generally, most members, given the current system, are going to raise money from the industries regulated by the committees that they serve on or for which they have influence," said Miller.
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But just because ISIS no longer has a caliphate, that doesn't mean it doesn't have influence or power in the places it once controlled — and that it's not still incredibly dangerous.
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The past and future are not cut off from the present—both dimensions have influence over our lives, who we are, and who we become at any particular point in space-time.
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"We strongly call on all those who have influence on these ceasefire violators, first and foremost the American side, to finally deal with their clients," Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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The district of about 50,13 people had built seven schools over the past 15 years, yet it had struggled to attract students from the mountainous area where the Taliban also have influence.
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The district of about 50,000 people had built seven schools over the past 15 years, yet it had struggled to attract students from the mountainous area where the Taliban also have influence.
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Mr. Noor had threatened violent resistance after President Ashraf Ghani's government named a new provincial police chief, which Mr. Noor said violated a promise that he would have influence over key appointments.
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The conference will be attended by some 19 countries and four international organizations, including countries that have influence on the ground such as Egypt, Italy, Qatar, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates.
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My perspective on art and architecture has evolved out of an investigation into our "sense of place" — an amalgam of perceptions and impressions that have influence over us at conscious and unconscious levels.
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In fact, according to James K. Harter, Ph.D., Gallup's chief scientist for workplace management, at least 75% of the reasons that people quit come down to all things over which managers have influence.
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Pope Francis and his push for openness — toward migrants, Muslims and gay people — may no longer have influence on a global stage where nationalists, populists and the far right dominate the political conversation.
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Those cases had been expected to be an early test of how Trump, who as president will have influence over the NLRB, would handle concerns over conflicts of interest raised by his business holdings.
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"We all hope that the regional powers that have influence in Yemen will be responsible to enter into dialogue and to prevent the situation from impacting elsewhere," said Rosselli, speaking in his national capacity.
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In addition to his Cabinet, Trump has announced vague quasi-positions for wealthy loyalists and business partners, suggesting they would have influence over areas of policymaking in which some have very clear commercial interests.
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The decision could also have influence beyond India's borders, as other countries, including Britain and the Philippines, try to balance privacy against the needs of government in their own national identity and surveillance programs.
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In a really practical way, this book breaks down how you, a small business owner, can reward your best clients, and then have them talk you up to basically everyone they have influence on.
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ROME — Pope Francis and his push for openness — toward migrants, Muslims and gay people — may no longer have influence on a global stage where nationalists, populists and the far right dominate the political conversation.
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I always try to be mindful that I have influence and "power," but none of that is any good if you're not using it to help others and elevate causes that you care about.
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A Treasury spokesperson said OFAC has and will continue to ensure that the companies covered by the deal take the necessary steps to ensure that Deripaska doesn't have influence or control over board members.
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Pleading ignorance simply doesn't sound as bad as openly acknowledging what campaign finance experts say is the truth: Wall Street firms pay high speaking fees in order to have influence with policymakers in government.
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State-owned rivals Sinopec and PetroChina operate larger, more sophisticated plants, and have influence over government policies such as fuel export quotas, which are highly sought after as China's refined product output far exceeds demand.
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There are warning signs for Democrats, too: Mr. Trump's party remains ascendant in rural America, giving Republicans a durable advantage in the Senate, where less-populous states have influence greatly disproportionate to their voting numbers.
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"We call on parties to the conflict and those who have influence over them to urgently reach a comprehensive and durable peace agreement for the sake of each and every child in Libya," Fore said.
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The group is influential with the Trump administration and could have influence in this area, though the Environmental Protection Agency, which issued the finding in 2009 during the Obama administration, hasn't indicated it will review it.
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The Russian woman who was charged with acting as an unregistered agent of Moscow and infiltrating organizations that have influence in U.S. politics was reportedly moved from a D.C. jail to a Virginia jail this week.
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A Russian woman living in D.C. has been charged for conspiring to work for the Russian government by establishing relationships and infiltrating organizations that have influence in U.S. politics, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Monday.
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"Actually giving the person authority [sends] the message that this person or this function is going to have influence over the changes we're going to bring, rather than just being in an advisory role,'" he says.
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"Uber recognizes that they have influence with other companies, and they're trying to use that influence not only to make things better on their platform but because they're serving people all over the globe," she says.
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But in qualifying her language by using the word "direct" before jurisdiction, opposition lawmakers said May had crossed her own "red line" on taking back control, by accepting the court would have influence over British law.
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So I'm hopeful that they can use their influence – and I think they do have influence with the regime – to bring them to a point of dialogue, but with the right expectation of what that dialogue (inaudible).
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"If [China were to] have a significant investment in a country that is so strategically important for so many countries, they would have influence there," said Michael Sfraga, director of the Polar Institute at the Wilson Center.
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"If you are good at doing that, you will inevitably have influence because there are going to be a lot of people who want to work with you and a lot of people who want to collaborate."
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"What McDonald's does on this issue, how they choose to treat it, how they act on it proactively, will have influence on other stores," said Mary Joyce Carlson, a lawyer for workers connected to Fight for $15.
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The subpoenas, dated Wednesday, are tied to the Intelligence Committee's investigation of Russia's attempts to influence the American political system and whether Russia or other foreign interests could have influence over Mr. Trump, his family or associates.
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"Well, first of all, I don't want to intimate in anyway that I control or have influence with the Assange because I do not," Stone said, adding he expects information to be released on the Clinton Foundation.
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Though Trump still does not plan to take on a formal job in her father's administration, she does hope to have influence in the policy areas she's passionate about, like maternity leave and child care for working mothers.
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Ethics experts believe that because DeVos' holdings are all private investments, including a variety of limited liability companies, government watchdogs are unable to track who may be trying to have influence over her and the department she runs.
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"We're calling on the leadership of the countries who have influence on the armed groups in the eastern part of Aleppo with a proposal to convince their leaders to stop military actions and leave the city," the statement added.
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But if you think the world is flat and you have influence over others, as with successful rappers, or even presidential candidates, then being wrong becomes being harmful to the health, the wealth and the security of our citizenry.
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One of the most popular has to do with managing up and across an organization, meaning we work with people wanting to have influence with their manager and their peers and maybe even their manager's peers across the organization.
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" Asked whether the Baghdad government had the will to remove them from Iraqi cities, he said: "I think that is natural, but they (PMFs) have influence in Baghdad .... Their role and their influence on the state is very big.
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Environmentalists, Democrats and scientific societies have slammed Pruitt over the new policy, saying it unnecessarily blocks the best experts in their fields from giving the agency advice, while allowing industry officials to continue to have influence through the panels.
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Governors: mixed The support of governors is crucial to the passage of the bill because not only do they have influence over the senators representing their states, but the Graham-Cassidy proposal would shift enormous responsibilities to their governments.
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Using food as a weapon violates international law, and the United States, Europe, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Iran, which all have influence with different proxy groups in Syria, have a responsibility to ensure that civilians have unconditional access to basic supplies.
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And to allow Russia now to have influence in Syria makes it harder, but we need to destroy ISIS and dispose of Assad to create a stable Syria so that the four million refugees aren't a breeding ground for Islamic jihadists.
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When the Grammys finally decided to include a rap category in 1989, over a decade after hip-hop was created in New York and quickly swept the country as a phenomenon that would later have influence all over the world.
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"If you have influence, through the advisory board you can say, 'I want this person considered for Treasury, or this person for Commerce,'" says Jeff Hauser, director of the Revolving Door Project at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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Turkey has also demanded a greater role in the Mosul campaign, with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan saying that his country's historical role in the area during the Ottoman Empire gives Ankara the right to have influence in the region.
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Letter To the Editor: Mr. Obama has said that Britain must stay in the European Union to have influence on the world stage, and on his current visit here has already encouraged Britain's voters to stay in the European Union.
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"The biggest lesson we've learned is that Koch really demonstrated the way in which any big donor could have influence over academia if the university is willing to agree to those terms," Ms. Parsons, a former George Mason student, said.
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"New America financial supporters have no influence or control over the research design, methodology, analysis or findings of New America research projects, nor do they have influence or control over the content of educational programs and communications efforts," Ms. Mariani said.
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In the coming age of Trump, Democrats and progressives may not hold much political power, but they can still have influence, much as the Tea Party did even while the Republicans were in the political wilderness, in 2009 and 2010.
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His allies are defaming Robert Mueller even though Mueller is a longtime Republican, a successful F.B.I. director and a decorated Marine who's now pursuing matters of national interest, such as: Does a hostile foreign power have influence over American officials?
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE, saying the Kentucky Republican doesn't have influence in the Senate.
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The US military official said "dozens" of US advisers participated in the overall operation, adding that while the al Qaeda affiliate al-Shabaab was known to have influence in the area, the local village was seen as friendly to the federal government.
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"I wonder about the ability of this head of state, or of any other, to have influence over Mr. Trump," said Jean-Michel Clément, a member of Parliament who recently left the president's political movement, La République en Marche, over its immigration stance.
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After Ms. Pelosi said Democrats would not be cowed by Mr. Trump's pressure to drop investigations of his administration, the House Intelligence Committee opened a broad inquiry on Wednesday into whether Russia and other foreign powers may have influence over the president.
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"You have the chance to have influence, to make a difference, and those who say my vote doesn't matter anyway ... you know these margins are small in a lot of these states, so your vote matters," Obama said Friday in an interview with SiriusXM radio.
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"Pulling out the characteristics of the firms, having a narcissistic CEO as opposed to a non-narcissistic CEO, they will have influence on the tax policy," said Kari Joseph Olsen, an assistant professor at Utah State University and a co-author of the paper.
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If the nine-judge Constitutional Court rules that she did allow a friend to have influence over state affairs, as alleged, and that it was an impeachable offence, she will be ousted, making her South Korea's first democratically elected leader to be forced from office.
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In many ways, the tech world does represent the future: it has attracted a generation of the most promising engineers, scientists, and coders and paid them handsomely, all but assuring that they will have influence over the nation's ideas and values for years to come.
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"For Russia to be able to play in and have influence over Kurdish politics is useful in Syria, and it's useful as a counterpressure on Turkey as well," said David L. Goldwyn, who was the State Department's top energy diplomat in the first Obama administration.
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As the parties attempted to finalize the terms, Cohen wanted assurances he would have influence on financial matters, veto power on certain spending issues and, after combing through the team's finances, a reduced sale price, according to two people with knowledge of the negotiations.
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Mincione, who in the past built a stake in rival Banca Popolare di Milano in order to have influence, is the largest shareholder in Carige after two local businessmen - Vittorio Malacalza, the top investor, with a 20.6 percent stake, and Gabriele Volpi, who owns 9.1 percent.
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Lawmakers hit back, saying the government was riding roughshod over a democratically elected parliament - the latest tug of war over who should have influence over talks that will shape Britain's future standing in the world by unraveling more than 40 years of union with the bloc.
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General Rudskoi said Russia was working with the United Nations and countries that have influence on the Nusra Front, an affiliate of Al Qaeda that is also known as the Levant Conquest Front, to persuade its militants to leave the city, but that will take time.
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PARIS — As Renault board members prepared to meet on Tuesday to consider a merger with Fiat Chrysler, the French government was scrambling to ensure that it would have influence over a proposed tie-up that could significantly change the balance of power in the global auto industry.
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"We urgently call on all parties to the conflict and those who have influence over them to protect children, end the recruitment and use of children, cease attacks against civilian infrastructure, and allow for safe and unimpeded humanitarian access to children and people in need," Fore said.
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As head of the HHS, Price will have influence over the Centers for Disease Control, the Food and Drug Administration, and the National Institutes of Health, which is why some critics are worried his affiliation with the AAPS could spell disaster for regulation, funding, and facts.
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" He continues: "I think it's just an unspoken responsibility, that whenever we're granted space to create more space for other Black people who have not had the same access or opportunities to get in to have influence and impact, knowing that we create a lot of the culture.
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Otherwise, you have influence and power, and at the end of the day it's about keeping women powerless and private and contained in places determined to be ours: domestic spaces, personal relationships, family, where we can be hidden away and our experiences won't shape the world around us.
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For Michael Friedman, a clinical psychologist who has written about rock stars, Sanders may face a difficult transition leaving the campaign trail, but his strong ideology may mean a there's a silver lining when he returns to Congress in that he will have influence without being the center of attention.
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On Thursday, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said that Britain's decision on whether to stand by the "European model" or dispose of regulation after it leaves the European Union will have influence on the shape of a future trade deal it has with the political-economic bloc, Reuters reported.
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Senior National Rifle Association (NRA) figures in 2015 reportedly met with the wife of the billionaire who allegedly funded Marina Butina, the Russian woman who was indicted last week for allegedly conspiring to work for the Russian government by infiltrating organizations that have influence in U.S. politics, including the NRA.
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"I've seen heavy momentum from Bush, Romney and McCain people who are all circling up with the president because they want to be on board and have influence with the administration," said George Seay, a Dallas investor who served as the Texas finance chairman for Rick Perry's 2012 primary election race.
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"The sobering fact is that we are still far from where we need to be to successfully operate and have influence in the modern information environment," said Michael Lumpkin, a former acting undersecretary of defense for policy who also coordinated the State Department's Global Engagement Center under the Obama administration.
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" He attributed the claims about Ukrainians' paying for tickets to jealousy from those who were not invited, and in a Facebook post he characterized the ball as "a place where, over a glass of champagne, you are introduced to people who have influence in the new administration of the White House.
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"If it does, my hunch is that the value of TrendKite and platforms like it only increases as identifying the right publications and journalists that have influence over your specific target market will become harder with increased 'partisan' media affiliation and understanding the resulting impact will likewise take on increased complexity," Huddleston said.
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I was doing press with somebody in the mid-90s, and they made an argument that stayed with me: that I have influence, and that it's my job to call out whatever needs to be called out, because there are people who feel the same way but need someone to articulate it.
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"What is worrying for the EU is not so much Russia but the circumstances that allow Russia to have influence - lack of the rule of law, lack of accountability, state capture, corruption," said Dimitar Bechev, a non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council and a specialist on Russian influence in the region.
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But if the power of these two types of groups is balanced, an ideological infrastructure can put some pressure on the party and turn out voters in low profile elections, while those who care about getting elected and know how to move the levers of policymaking still have influence in nominations and legislative strategy.
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Perhaps this revised language will allow us to see the planet not as a video-game landscape, programmed by God, that we've been dropped into and can either preserve or destroy, but as a bustling world of colleagues, both human and nonhuman, animate and inanimate, over whom we have influence, but who also influence us.
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The audience numbered no more than a few dozen, mostly middle-aged men and women — possibly reflecting the fact that in provincial cities, unlike in the capital, Budapest, people tend to be wary of speaking out or taking part in political activities that could alienate Orban-affiliated party bosses who have influence over local jobs.
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What would stop the Republicans from encouraging a federal court in a district where they have influence to bring a case against a Democratic president that could lead to an indictment that might eventually end up before a Supreme Court leaning 5 to 4 Republican, including a Justice Kavanaugh, who has already indicated that he would not recuse himself in such a case?
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While yes, maybe your art can help shift the mind of someone who is already slightly partial to your views and ideals, your art isn't going to save the world or have as big of an impact as you think unless you have influence … If making pretty pictures and clothing is all you're doing in the hopes of a societal reform, I'm afraid we're not living on the same planet.
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"Important countries, like Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Qatar, which have influence over the mainstream rebel groups, are in a position to suggest to those groups to tell the al-Nusra fighters that it is time to go to Idlib and therefore take away any alleged justification, or alibi, for the heavy bombing of urban areas of eastern Aleppo," the U.N. special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, told Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet.
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