Sentence examples for rebuild pride from inspiring English sources

It is time economists appreciated that by investing in our "common wealth" of public spaces and buildings, we would not only rebuild pride in our towns and cities, but also achieve the boost to our flagging economy that most other European countries have experienced over the last three decades.

He said he will urge people living in Sin Town, The Islands and other neighborhoods with nicknames identified with gangs or crime to pick new names, post signs and rebuild pride in Pomona.

Social historian Lynsey Hanley has used the term "the wall in the mind" to describe how marginalised council estate tenants can feel; this new ident aims to break those walls down and rebuild community pride.

"It is important to me that we rebuild the pride of this organization, we rebuild the connection with our customers and we repay the U.K. for the money and the faith they put in us," Mr. McEwan said in a speech to employees on Tuesday.

Denying Japanese guilt for the war is seen as a key step in rebuilding national pride, and establishing independence from the United States.

However, why doesn't someone come up with some neighborhood tours to help us Los Angeles residents rebuild our civic pride?

Here was their chance to resurrect some pride and rebuild.

Rebuilding Program, and Pride of a Town For decades there had been no reason to go see Avella High School play football other than blind, stubborn pride.

It's a country that talks of "national interests" and "patriotism" -- and is ready to rebuild a church expressive of wounded German pride.

A story of the movement that has formed to rebuild the country's economy and national pride, to create an Iraq with neither the tyranny of Saddam nor the pillage of military occupation.

"We must restore pride and passion into the team, rebuild our reputation and regain the trust and support of our fans.