Примеры использования Political clout на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They have enormous economic and political clout.
I didn't put my financial and political clout behind a candidate who would be anyone's"puppet.
She used the people of Timbal to gain public and political clout.
However, the political clout of farmers and the sensitivity of the issue made it take many years before the CAP was fully implemented.
In this task, the States of the industrialized world provide the much-needed political clout and support.
He will lose his political clout on the Hill, and all that back-scratching and horse trading will go straight out the window.
At different times in its history, the national machinery was located in various ministries that did not give it the necessary political clout.
S political clout was credited with the narrow election of Athens mayor Gwen O'Looney twice in the 1990s.
He gave the Arabs oil,which provided them with economic and political clout, and He provided the Israelis with world Jewry, for the same purpose.
Leveraging the political clout of its membership and, potentially, their contributions in support of complex peacebuilding processes.
In all such endeavours, it was important tocreate strong partnerships and coalitions among stakeholders in order to generate the political clout needed to overcome bureaucratic obstacles.
Nuclear weapons should not imply political clout and capability to shape and influence world events or change the decisions of sovereign States.
In October 1365, Peter I set sail from Rhodes, himself commanding a sizable expeditionary force and a fleet of 165 ships,despite Venice's greater economic and political clout.
Leverage the political clout of the principal organs(for members that are drawn from the membership of these organs) in support of activities of the Commission e.g., in the area of coordination.
The Islamic Republic of Iran believed that nuclear weapons should not confer political clout or capability to influence world events or to change the decisions of sovereign States.
His increasing political clout was demonstrated by being included on the embassy from the Senate which went to Antioch to greet the new emperor Jovian after his accession.
Leadership of the coordination mechanism must be strong, and the leading institution must have the relevant competence and capacity,necessary authority and sufficient political clout;
Coordinator should have sufficient political clout to draw other government ministries and other institutions, as well as parties outside of government, into the process of preparing the National Profile.
Even with substantial support from developed country labour movements,it is hard to imagine third world labour movements gaining sufficient political clout to change the position of their Governments in international fora.
In order to prevent the loss of their remaining political clout,“the Russians” announced in August the beginning of arrangements for the“Russian March”- the most important nationalist event of the year, traditionally headed by the Association.
The article concluded that such an organization-- as a United Nations specialized agency-- may have greater political clout than the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) currently commands.
The underlying causes of this scenario are quite evident starting from the issue of education, financial andeconomic empowerment to general reduced visibility of women in decision making positions and lack of political clout.
The main fears expressed over these practices relate to exploitation andmisuse of the enormous commercial and political clout that such entities are able to bring to bear on countries that do not possess similar resources.
More important than their numbers,however, was their political clout, which was negligible compared to that of other national minorities like the Hungarians, who, for example, were represented by 25 Deputies and 11 Senators, as opposed to one Roma Deputy elected only as a result of affirmative action.
Therefore, the rule of consensus ensures that all members participate in the Conference's work on an equal footing and without any fear that some countries,due to their political clout and economic weight, will ignore the security interests of others.
They therefore depend, above all, on the unified support and political clout of the Security Council and the broader will of the international community to advance peace processes and so influence the parties as to move them towards achieving that goal.
The more privileged segments of the population, by virtue of their better education,income, geographical location or political clout, are often better able to harness the benefits deriving from advances in health.
In the final declaration of their meeting held in New York on 20 September 2004, political leaders the world over had affirmed that persistent hunger and extreme poverty were economically irrational, politically unacceptable and morally shameful, andhad tried to muster the political clout to combat those evils.
This phenomenal rise in economic, and increasingly political, clout, is not only impacting key macro-economic factors such as access to commodities, capital flows, resource management, and purchasing power, but it is also redefining political dialogue, social welfare systems, education, and culture on a global scale.
Both of them appeared to look for opportunities to do what many of their Russian peers tried to do- in some cases at least for a while successfully- and gather enough political clout in the new regimes under formation to take control of former Soviet assets future ownership of which was far from clear.