Sentences with phrase «exercising global influence»

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Both countries exercise a decisive influence on the shape of the global economy.

It is dominant in universities in the United States, and it exercises a dominant influence on the institutions that support the global economy.

Television's managers have exercised a powerful censoring effect on the expression of religious faith in America, giving them consequentially an exaggerated influence over the development of American religious culture and institutions and possibly over the nature of American and even global religious life.

NATO is a significant global player, exercising broad political and military influence across much of the world while remaining the preeminent institutional link between Europe and North America.

Overall the results suggest that the Southern Oscillation exercises a consistently dominant influence on mean global temperature, with a maximum effect in the tropics, except for periods when equatorial volcanism causes ad hoc cooling.

Perhaps most important, global education's believers exercise a strong degree of influence among textbook publishers, whose teams of multicultural advisors examine curricular materials for hints of bias or cultural insensitivity.

While Burack argues that global education's believers «exercise a strong degree of influence among textbook publishers,» many of the problems he describes with the treatment of global diversity are a reflection of the textbook production and marketing process rather than the result of a conspiracy among educators.

Opening up to a global regulatory framework established by the twenty most powerful nations in the world is a strategic move to exercise influence, but it is also a new hope for cryptocurrency traders and users in China.

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