Sentence examples for harness support from inspiring English sources

China has since said "sanctions themselves are not an end" as the United States tries to harness support for them.

But the more they can assert themselves, harness support from the outside and influence Trump's thinking, the better.

They have found the most success in districts or states where they could harness support from a cross-racial coalition of people of color and younger white voters.

These new modes of interaction will result in global sharing of facilities, summer schools, exchange of students and researchers, and unprecedented opportunities to harness support and infrastructure for addressing grand challenges.

Throughout the day Avaaz, the New York-based organisation which uses the internet to harness support for human- rights campaigns all over the world, enjoyed a huge surge in backing for its call to the teams to refuse to travel to the Gulf state.

This model puts the emphasis on the superheads' ability to harness support for their vision, not just from senior staff at the school, but from classroom teachers, parents and students.

Harness supports reconfiguration not only in terms of the computers and networks that comprise the virtual machine, but also in the capabilities of the VM itself.

He is seeking to win a bigger share of the Catholic vote in his re-election race, and his appearance with the pope held the potential to assist him in that strategy and in harnessing support from social conservatives generally.

Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont, showed fellow Democrats the power of online fund-raising in 2004 when he harnessed support from liberal bloggers and grass-roots donors to mount an insurgent campaign.

These findings add to the under-represented 'social' dimension of the biopsychosocial model currently applied to our understanding and treatment of pain, and point to harnessing support from significant others as a potentially effective management strategy.

When the students received their "baptism" with the seven-foot-high wire, safety harnesses supporting them, they braced their hands on Mr. Petit's shoulders and followed him out onto the wire.