Sentence examples similar to forestalling support from inspiring English sources

The implication of these findings is that leaders' ability and willingness to fine-tune censorship may be vital to maintaining popular support (or forestalling dissent) among increasingly educated, urban, Internet-literate publics whose views are crucial to regime survival in rapidly developing authoritarian states.

The instrumentalist illusion that President Trump is on the verge of striking great new trade deals is critical to maintaining public support for his policies, keeping markets calm, and forestalling pushes in Congress to undo the damage.

His advisers said the vote would permit him to pursue his plan while preserving his coalition and forestalling parliamentary elections, buying him months to build more domestic and international support.

Nor is there any solid evidence yet that forestalling depression will prevent dementia.

The government should spend its money—£50 billion, say buying houses and forestalling repossessions, he says.

"It means forestalling certain destructive acts against you by an adversary".

After greeting me, he looks rheumily out into the middle distance, forestalling conversation.

Huge resources have already been allocated to forestalling terrorist acts, and that is appropriate.

Again, clergy sought to remain neutral in hopes of forestalling conflict.

Mr. Ludwig's investigation, announced on Sunday, is also forestalling outside scrutiny of Allied Irish for now.

"The character of life will have to change" to maximize the chances of forestalling attacks, the newspaper said.