This approach has won popularity among educators and parents at a time of growing frustration over rising school taxes and what many see as a lack of transparency in school budgets.
Mr. Gordon, for example, has won popularity with audiences and the loyalty of important singers for his many songs that blend breezy, voice-friendly melodies with milky, pop-tinged harmonies.
They both have won popularity at home through assertive foreign policy.
While this scenario has won popularity, significant incongruity between the GapC1 and host phylogenies has been noticed [20].
Mr. Bo, 62, had won widespread popularity and become a rival to the party's mainstream leaders with an aggressive effort to create an egalitarian society with hints of neo-Maoism in Chongqing, where he was party secretary.
By 1939, rising living standards, a new sense of order, albeit forcefully imposed, and success abroad had won him huge popularity, which the hysteria of war and conquest then increased.
In recent years Handel's long-neglected stage works have won new popularity.
From Morocco, Algeria, Libya, and Sudan to Bahrain and Yemen - indeed, throughout the Muslim world from Jakarta to Nigeria - Islamic radicals have won the popularity sweepstakes.
The underdog Butler lost (barely) to mighty Duke in the championship game in the American men's college basketball tournament but would have won any popularity contest outside Durham, North Carolina.
"Mireille" did not fare well at its 1864 premiere at the Théâtre Lyrique and has won scant popularity since, despite some success beginning in the early 1930s at the Opéra Comique in an edition by the song composer Reynaldo Hahn.
As he has carried out operations against the Taliban, still using many of his border police force to clear districts around the province that had been under Taliban control or influence, he has won some popularity among ordinary Afghans in the province, who say they respect him for the improved security condition.
