Sentence examples for reinvigorating state from inspiring English sources

In pursuit of this goal, they said, the White House has been unusually involved in recruiting candidates for House and Senate races, reinvigorating state party organizations and encouraging interest groups to back the administration's agenda.

Earlier this year, Newsom released a much praised plan to revive the California economy by increasing exports, reinvigorating the state's manufacturing sector, developing green jobs, paring down some regulatory infrastructure and establishing official California trade offices both around the country and internationally.

"It's all about reinvigorating space," she said.

The task of reinvigorating a mature nation is fundamentally different than the task of civilizing a young and boisterous one.

Self-financing is key to reinvigorating the S.E.C., and a reinvigorated S.E.C. is essential to restoring investor confidence.

Despite constraints from the state, Fiore had already been reinvigorating Stony Brook's fund-raising to take aim at Hofstra, its competition in Hempstead.

"Instead we're having to convince a lot of people who are thinking, 'Why bother, it won't matter anyway.' " People for the American Way is training volunteers to fan across the state's northern swath, registering and reinvigorating black voters from Jacksonville to Pensacola.

By reinvigorating Marxist indoctrination in the nation's colleges and other educational institutions.

And instead of seeking a replacement for the 34-year-old middle linebacker Brian Urlacher (who missed most of the off-season recovering from a knee injury), Emery used his first-round pick on Boise State end Shea McClellin in hopes of immediately reinvigorating the four-man pass rush that Smith's defense is utterly dependent on.

Across the nation the clean economy is reinvigorating American manufacturing.

But with the spectacular emergence of the Occupy Wall Street movement, and fight-backs in states like Wisconsin and Ohio, young people especially seem to be regaining and reinvigorating a living history.