11.   The guidelines give museums new ethical leverage in their effort to resist undue pressure from lenders or corporate underwriters.

12.   The law gives the president vast new leverage over members of Congress.

13.   The Loral satellites provide the News Corp. venture with new leverage in the negotiations, analysts said.

14.   The presence of real hardware in space will provide the agency new leverage in wresting money for the project from a reluctant Congress.

15.   The veto would give the president substantial new leverage in some situations.

16.   The system would give any president enormous new leverage with Congress.

17.   This alters the dynamics of the legislative process, giving the president vast new leverage over Congress, Byrd said.

18.   Chinese wield new political leverage.

19.   Now it is wielding new political leverage.

20.   Sen. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., announced that Democrats would use their new leverage to press the White House to increase federal funds for public education.