Sentence examples for retained public support from inspiring English sources

By preventing mass casualties, experts said, Israel's leaders have retained public support for the continuing operation and have had more time to weigh a possible ground incursion.

Do you believe that the policies would have been more effective if the public better understood what the government was trying to do, or just that the administration would have been able to do more if it had retained public support?

The government not only needs the money, but closing down such tax scams is essential for President Obama's rescue effort to retain public support and credibility.

If we're to retain public support for investment in the arts we need to do more than open our doors to make our processes accessible.

Foresters are revered in Poland as patriarchs, protectors and fire-providers and retain public support in surveys second only to police and fire officers.

If we were to retain public support, or at least assent, for these, we must lean over backwards in assuaging their environmental concerns.

In order to retain public support for our climate policy at home we need to be able to point to similar effort abroad.

The "noisy campaigns" that you rail against retain public support and have contributed to regulatory measures that an increasing number of countries are applying to good effect.

This week showed not only that he meant what he said, but that at the moment he retains public support for his stance.The trick that Mr Bush is currently pulling off is typified, paradoxically, by that rally in Washington the largest pro-Israel demonstration (its organisers claim) since the foundation of Israel in 1948.

Democracy of hunting: In order to retain public support, hunting opportunities and wildlife management principles must remain fully democratic in form and function, because democracy demands accountability.

An Essential poll taken last month showed penalty rates retained strong public support.