Sentence examples for revive confidence in from inspiring English sources

They argue that to revive confidence in governance, we must restore power to political parties, which are the core institutions of representative democracy.

To revive confidence in governance, we must restructure our political systems to restore power to the core institution of representative democracy: the political party.

Mr. Green says his duty is to revive confidence in his office as a top-tier prosecutor of serious fraud and corruption.

Mr. Green says he is aiming to revive confidence in his office as a top-tier prosecutor of fraud and corruption.

Mr. Schröder's challenger in the elections, the conservative premier of Bavaria, Edmund Stoiber, said this week that "politics should intervene" to revive confidence in the stock.

PG&E delayed reporting 2001 results to check the leases, joining a score of companies that are examining their accounting to revive confidence in financial reports after the collapse of Enron.

So even without buying any Italian bonds, the ECB head has already revived confidence in its debt.

Technology stocks continued to benefit from the market's revived confidence in the sector, lifting the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index 1.1% to 2772.

JAKARTA — Indonesia announced a package of policy measures on Friday to reduce imports and bolster investment in labor-intensive industries as it struggles to revive confidence and consumer spending in its economy, Southeast Asia's largest.

Correctly aiming to revive confidence, step by step, and gradually normalizing the financial and economic landscape in Greece: indeed a relatively small country easier to put back on track.

Hoover thought a balanced budget would revive confidence.