Sentence examples for marshalling support from from inspiring English sources

Colombia, which dismisses the claim, has largely ignored the stream of personal insults against its president emanating from Caracas, while marshalling support from the European Union as well as the United States.

He said the administration was trying to marshal support from Sudan's African neighbors, as well as from Europe and even China.

Under the at-large system, she would have had to try to marshal support from the supervisor and every other council member.

Mr Obama has failed to marshal support from traditional civil-rights leaders such as Jesse Jackson: as the son of a Kenyan father and a white American mother, he had no experience of the ghetto.

The president began to forge a path that would set aside obstacles and marshal support from other world leaders.

Over time, she developed and refined an ability to marshal support from those with who were able in order to provide for those who were unable to help themselves.

As a member of the powerful House of Wittelsbach, Ernst could marshal support from his extensive family connections throughout the Catholic houses of the empire; he also had contacts in important canonic establishments at Salzburg, Trier, Würzburg, and Münster that could exert collateral pressure.

One of the first and most important things Mr. Bloomberg needs to do is marshal support for additional federal funding for New York from Washington, especially among Republican leaders.

It had substantial early backing from "California foreclosure king" Robin Arkley II to help marshal support for President George W. Bush's nominees to the federal bench.

Try marshalling support under a banner that conveys your essential weakness.

Franklin D. Roosevelt to produce a film to help marshal support for the aid the United States was supplying to the Soviets.