Sentence examples for boost their support from inspiring English sources

To counter possible Democratic defections, Mr. Shays and Mr. Meehan are trying to boost their support among House Republican freshmen, who have not voted on the issue before.

São Paulo likes to call itself "the display window of Brazil," and Workers Partyy leaders looked to Ms. Suplicy's administration to boost their support.

Likely enough, the Liberal Party and other political groups hoping to find a hook to boost their support in the run-up to the November 25 Euro-parliamentary elections in Romania will wrap themselves in the flag and try to capitalize on the political moment with anti-U.S. political rhetoric.

It is often assumed that women support abortion rights while men seek to deny them – when Jeremy Hunt suggested reducing the legal abortion limit to 12 weeks, for example, The Telegraph remarked that his comments "could have an impact on the Conservatives' attempts to boost their support among female voters".

Marina Silva, who won 19% of the vote in the first round, said this would allow the Greens to boost their support and advance the environmental agenda.

In another operation last month, they took control of more than 40 properties, 60 plots of land, nearly 200 vehicles and two football clubs being used by the mafia to boost their support.

The obvious danger of Eurosceptic parties is that Europe's prolonged economic malaise boosts their support to the point where they are eventually able to engineer their country's withdrawal from Europe's institutions.

Labour has narrowly topped the European election poll in Wales on 28.7% of the vote only just ahead of UKIP who boosted their support to 28.1%.

Our leaders have to live up to the broad and bold vision of the 2030 Agenda by significantly boosting their support of these organizations.

For Russia, it's quite obvious that the time-limited extended military support to the Assad regime has paid off well; Assad is safer in the saddle now than before the Russians boosted their support a year ago, and the opposition is weaker.

And the Pew Research Center found that every group except for liberals and Hispanics boosted their support for gun rights, including women, blacks, college grads and non-college grads (and graduate degree holders), urban, suburban and rural dwellers, every age group, independents, and even Democrats, according to Emily Badger with the Washington Post.