Translation of "Wield influence" in German

She hopes to wield some influence, Cesare, on the next heir to the throne.

You wield far more influence as the First Lady.

Such formations can wield broad influence among the working class and youth.

Privatizing public services takes away the scope for individual citizens to participate and wield influence.

Tel Aviv will also wield wide influence amongst these new states.

The latter is said to wield great influence within the police and judiciary.

Do they wield sufficient influence to counter conflicts?

People understand that they can wield influence.

Rich people will continue to escape their fair share of taxation but wield inordinate political influence.

I help to wield influence.

Although Poland is not a regional leader, it does wield influence, owing to its large and healthy economy and its strategic role as a buffer between Russia and Western Europe.

But can China be persuaded to wield its influence constructively, rather than maintaining its pretense of neutrality when its assistance is badly needed?

Confused and self-absorbed, Europe is not in the best position to wield influence.

But it also faced opposition from a variety of other, far less democratically minded, forces, including holdovers from Hosni Mubarak’s regime, who continue to wield influence in official institutions.

The US share of the world economy will fall, and its ability to wield influence and organize action will become increasingly constrained.

The Chinese government’s massive Belt and Road Initiative to build trade infrastructure throughout Eurasia provides ample opportunities to use business contracts to wield political influence.

Though some of Iraq’s conservative local clerics wield considerable influence, its current leaders will resist any drive to transform the country into a socially repressive and isolated state.

The risk is therefore much greater at Community level than at national level that well-organized firms or interest groups with enough money and manpower will be able to wield disproportionate influence.

On the other hand, as a growing civil power, the EU has demonstrated its ability not only to shape the preferences and attitudes of the Member States, by peaceful means and negotiated consensus, but also to wield increasing influence on an international stage that brings together increasingly diverse players, at times even succeeding in making a decisive contribution to such countries' welfare (consider, for example, three decades of cooperation with the ACP countries).

The armed forces of many of these countries continue to wield great influence and do not consider themselves subordinate to the civil authorities.