Sentence examples for revive support from inspiring English sources

This helped to revive support for the separatist Bloc, which had seemed to be floundering.

An anti-base candidate won the mayoralty in Nago two years ago by a narrow margin, but many people there say now that a slowing local economy could revive support for moving the base, and the resulting jobs, from Ginowan.

Mr. Mugabe's rousing address was part of an effort to revive support for his party, and he skirted the real issues of whether his two decades of leadership should continue and how to rescue Zimbabwe's economy.

He told the leaders of both parties to return to their members and see if they could revive support for a larger deal, where the sacrifices would be even harder but the payoff, he contended, would be a historic remedy to the nation's perilous finances.

Andrew Harrop, the Fabian general secretary, says the finding shows the extent to which Labour faces a triple challenge in needing to "champion popular, big-tent politics to reach deep into middle England, revive support in Scotland and strengthen relationships with disillusioned voters in former heartlands".

Officials briefed on the discussions say the debate over specific policy choices reinforced the split between the two sides, but Mr. Obama told leaders of both parties to return to their members and see if they could revive support for a larger deal.

Mr. Obama, responding to criticism that his administration has gone too far in pursuing leakers, has also now revived support for enacting a federal media shield law.

"I'm a huge fan of the ecosystem, having raised my first round of capital from funds here and revived support from the government.

Mr Kan is struggling to revive public support, which has slipped below 30 per cent six months after he took office.

We need designs that will truly revive and support our economy and satisfy our dreams for a world-class metropolis.

The new campaign has been roundly criticized as political, an effort by Mr. Sarkozy to revive his support on the right of the French political spectrum.