Sentence examples for generate backing from inspiring English sources

He has yet to secure any significant concessions from Israel, like an easing of checkpoints, that some quartet diplomats believe would generate backing for his calls for an end to terrorism.

While the Islamists have maintained their vigils and marches around the country, General Sisi has so far managed to stir up enough support among opponents of the Brotherhood to generate backing for an even tougher crackdown.

It interests me not just because of its well-made, ethically sourced, washable and eminently wearable clothes but because it is so active in recycling, repairing and up-cycling its own stuff, its mission is to keep as much as possible out of landfill and put whatever money the various schemes generate back into supporting women's initiatives and generally making life better.

They can also sell any excess power they generate back to GPU.

First, the model generates a closed-form solution of the wage effect of immigration, allowing us to easily generate back-of-the-envelope estimates under a large number of potential scenarios.

Together with traditional utility companies, fossil fuel interests have also been working at the state level to block or rollback solar rebate programs that allow customers to sell the excess electricity their panels generate back to the utilities.

The Arizona Public Service has been pushing the state's public utility commission to change a state policy that currently allows homes and businesses with their own solar power systems to sell the excess energy they generate back to the grid.

The proposal from WE would also lower the amount of money customers with solar panels could make by selling excess energy they generate back to the grid -- a policy known as net metering.

January's BCS games are garish miniature Super Bowls that funnel exactly none of the billions of dollars in revenues they generate back to the players on the field, and in many cases benefit the universities' general funds not at all.

She also generated backing for her side of the issue in Congress, where legislation was passed to buy and protect the land where the mall was to have been built.

For all the talk of one-man armies it generated back in 1988, Die Hard isn't just about John McClane.