Sentence examples for prepare opinion from inspiring English sources

In public, allied leaders exploited the belief that Monte Cassino was occupied to prepare opinion for aerial attacks on it.

He should have prepared opinion earlier for the likelihood that what the inspectors did not find might be at least as significant as what they did.

The newspaper published social investigations on subjects including housing and working class health and it became a moral force in world politics: Scott supported Gladstone's home-rule policy, opposed South African War and prepared opinion for reforms of Liberal administrations.

It says that the former administration's legal team was part of the conspiracy in preparing opinions authorising abuses that they knew to have no standing in US or international law.

Mr Bush has not yet done much to prepare American opinion, let alone world opinion, for a big new war.

Even before Mr. Djindjic went to Washington, the new Yugoslav police minister, Zoran Zivkovic, was talking of arresting Mr. Milosevic, but suggested that a few months were needed to prepare public opinion and make legal preparations.

But neither has done much to prepare public opinion for a climbdown.

It's very difficult now for them to prepare public opinion for another attack".

His rigidity reflects his failure to prepare Palestinian opinion for anything less than full sovereignty over East Jerusalem.

The authorities want to prepare public opinion for the eventual extradition of Mr Milosevic to the UN's war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.

Within a decade, he argues, we will be capable of producing "robustly rejuvenated" mice, which will prepare public opinion for something more ambitious.