Sentence examples for gaining public will from inspiring English sources

Jones, who was visibly annoyed with the current condition of the system, is now calling for police to wear cameras and so far seems to be gaining public will on his side.

And they are gaining public support.

The workers' protest is gaining public sympathy.

Now that this flaw has gained public attention, it will put the onus on developers to check and purge their sensitive files – and their software.

The IEA says that if the industry wants to gain public acceptance there will have to be more disclosures, engagement with local communities, effective monitoring of wells, tough rules on well design, fracking and surface spills, careful water management and a stop on methane emissions.

In its most recent attempts to gain public favor, Lyft will soon be taking a stand by pledging fixed commitments to charities when you take a seat as a Lyft passenger.

With this in mind, senior university staff have raised concerns about the risk that opportunities for students and graduates to gain public sector work experience will be lost, and that this will impact on eventual employment prospects.

If the same can be done by animal health technicians I am confident they will gain public confidence' (interview, Plateau State government).

The tragedy of conflict minerals will continue to gain public awareness, and many organisations that purchase goods, like computers, are starting to put conflict-free procurement policies in place.

E-commerce companies that have celebrated exponential stock gains after going public will have a tough time living up to their stock prices, Klarman said.

Pohl's order does not necessarily mean that the public will gain greater insight into the CIA's infamous post-9/11 interrogations.