Sentence examples for regain standing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in London yesterday, Tony Blair launched his latest effort to regain standing in UK domestic political debates.

Musharraf offered to help Bashar regain standing in the international community, if Syria is serious about a new direction.

For many formerly incarcerated people, getting out prison is just the beginning of a long and arduous fight to regain standing in society.

In "Treason" (2001), Mr. Nevin gives his version of Aaron Burr's desperate effort to regain his standing after killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel.

The restaurant has reduced the number of meals it serves in an effort to put quality ahead of quantity and regain its standing.

The Liberals, hoping to regain their standing ahead of the 2015 general election, chose Justin Trudeau, the son of former long-serving prime minister Pierre Trudeau, as their leader in April 2013.

When the horses regain the standing position they perform similar type of work.

If Nissan meets these targets by 2004 -- a goal many analysts say is not unrealistic -- it stands a good chance of regaining its standing next to Toyota Motor and Honda Motor, the two leading Japanese carmakers, which have thrived in recent years while Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors and other rivals have struggled.

The quality of recovery for those horses that regained the standing position was mostly good, it was violent in one horse (C13) and another horse (C15) did some paddling before regaining the standing position.

Mr. Daniel, though, never regained his standing with the publisher.

"Arrest" is a precise legal term, and under the law you have regained your standing as an unarrested person.