Sentence examples for galvanized public support from inspiring English sources

"I believe the Enron scandal has galvanized public support," Mr. Meehan said today.

The tragedy at Sandy Hook has galvanized public support for stricter gun controls, and Feinstein's bill is the most ambitious of a number of proposals currently under consideration by the Senate.

But it was Mr. McCain's presidential campaign that galvanized public support, so this seems an appropriate moment to ponder the unusual life and political evolution of John McCain and to speculate on his future.

The mass killing of children galvanized public support for a decisive action against the Taliban.

The trial, which began in March 2013, galvanized public support for a city council bill that established the post.

In the face of international condemnation for a mass roundup of human rights lawyers, China's authorities have responded with what they claim is evidence of a "criminal syndicate" of rights activists and lawyers who purportedly galvanized public support for profit.

For example, The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) reports that the political climate has galvanized unprecedented public support for its mission of defending individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution and under law.

Public support is waning.

Public support is fragile.

Nothing, however, has galvanized public anger like the killing of Mr. Sanaia.

The situation has not exactly galvanized public opinion, though it has drawn serious criticism from abroad.