Sentence examples for solidifying public support from inspiring English sources

It is widely believed that President Chiang Ching-kuo, the 77-year-old son of Chiang, acted in response to the pressure of the growing dissident movement and in hopes of solidifying public support for his party before he retires.

As a tool for shaping public perception and solidifying public support, it has proved highly effective, if deeply controversial.

Such a framing effectively solidified public support for the military operations in Afghanistan and the subsequent invasion of Iraq (Wolfe 2008: 43 44).

In granting the interview, he seemed to be turning toward what could be his most daunting challenges if he moves into the White House: solidifying broad public support behind his presidency, healing partisan wounds and working with a Congress narrowly divided along party lines.

Right from the start of the torch relay from Land's End, on 19 May, to the Olympic Park 70 days later, it was the people on those streets all around the UK that solidified the public support for the Games.

If they could solidify their public support and be careful not to isolate themselves with unpopular factions like the BMG and Red Brigades in the twilight years of their campaigns, these new revolutionaries might even stand a chance.

If they could solidify their public support and be careful not to isolate themselves with unpopular factions like the BMG and Red Brigades in the twilight years of their campaigns, these weirdoes might even stand a chance.

And public support for legalization has solidified since then.

While not all of Liebeskind's ideas were incorporated into the final design, his design and the public support it garnered did solidify the principle that the original footprints of the Twin Towers should be turned into a memorial and not be used for commercial purposes.

President Vladimir V. Putin has ordered a major change in the rules for parliamentary elections, a move that could help solidify his power and influence toward the end of his current term and insulate him from dwindling public support for United Russia, the party that nominated him and currently holds a majority in Parliament.

MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin has ordered a major change in the rules for parliamentary elections, a move that could help solidify his power and influence toward the end of his current term and insulate him from dwindling public support for United Russia, the party that nominated him and currently holds a majority in Parliament.