clout im PONS Wörterbuch

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Proficient planters, held in high regard by their peers, often exercised significant political clout in colonial governments.
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Observers saw the merger as a sign of the difficult legal economy and an opportunity for the two firms to regain their lost clout.
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Only one group, it seems, has the clout to make the university turn censor.
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This demonstrates that those who are of lower socio-economic status are at a disadvantage in terms of the political clout that they possess.
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The association had the advantage of great size in comparison to the competition, and had the necessary clout to secure raw materials.
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In wielding his enormous political clout, he usually preferred extensive consultations and consensus-building to unilateral decision-making.
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However, few can deny the political clout of his songs or their political and sometimes very biting and critical messages.
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The conservatives retained enough clout, however, to limit the provisions of the original decrees.
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Census data affects state electoral clout; it also affects budgetary allocations.
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This, after all, was one way to display both their clout and their loyalty to the leader.
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