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Meanings of political influence in English
Economic and political-social concept; cause of decisions that are freely taken by people or groups of peoples, and that are motivated by observing, telling and hearing other people within a similar social group.
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Usage of political influence in English
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In return, Multichoice wanted the state broadcaster's political influence over digital migration.
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Russia is keen to parlay its energy wealth into greater political influence.
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Its editors say it is independent and free of any political influence.
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He owns a number of large plantations, and has considerable political influence.
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There is going to be political influence in foreign policy, Mulvaney said.
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Should a bidding war emerge, political influence may favor the U.S. suitor.
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Ohio prosecutors say Thompson only complained about political influence after he lost.
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The power of wealth and political influence was enlisted against the truth.
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The noblesse lost whatever political influence it had regained during the Restoration.
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Controlling the patronage of the treasury department, he enlarged his political influence.
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The political influence which the Socialists still possess will soon escape them.
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No TV presenter has turned ratings into political influence quite like Oliver.
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I gained neither riches, political influence, nor family good-will by the marriage.
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He was of Irish parentage, and was understood to have political influence.
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Nor did his political influence decline after he had parted with power.
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The nature of the work demands that it remain free of political influence.
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Political influence through the time
Political influence across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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